Hungary premier ups pressure on president
Hungary's new Prime Minister Peter Magyar on July 11 upped the pressure on the country's president, an ally of his predecessor whom he wants removed from office, accusing him of misusing public funds.
Pro-EU Magyar took office in May in the central European nation, after toppling nationalist premier Viktor Orban in elections.
Since then he has waged "regime change" that he promised during his campaign and among his top targets is Hungary's president and Orban ally, Tamas Sulyok, with parliament expected to vote on his removal today.
Ahead of the vote, in a series of Facebook posts, Magyar accused Sulyok of misusing public funds during official trips to Britain and the U.S. this year.
