Venice Commission experts to investigate Magyar's push to remove Hungary's president

The Venice Commission is stepping in to evaluate Hungary's controversial constitutional amendment that would oust President Tamás Sulyok. This move by Prime Minister Péter Magyar has sparked concerns over the country's democratic integrity and constitutional stability. Both the president and Magyar's government are engaging with the delegation, signaling a potential for dialogue, but the implications for Hungary's political landscape and European Union relations remain uncertain. This investigation highlights the broader tensions between executive power and constitutional checks and balances in Hungary.