Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced that the country's new president will be appointed on August 11, according to an Israeli media report.
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced Friday that the country's new president will be appointed on August 11, according to Israeli media. The announcement is the latest development in Hungary's political transformation. The Zioneer previously reported that Hungary's parliament impeached President Tamás Sulyok in July, following a constitutional amendment push by the prime minister. Magyar, who took office after defeating Viktor Orbán in the 2025 elections, has been reshaping Hungary's political institutions.
2 developments
- StrongHungarian PM says he will meet Judit Polgár tomorrow, offer presidency
- DevelopingHungarian PM Magyar pushes constitutional amendment to impeach President Sulyok
- DevelopingHungary's parliament impeaches President Sulyok; Orbán: 'democracy is dead'
- DevelopingHungary's ruling party files bill to overhaul public broadcasting
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