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Hungary’s Magyar threatens to amend constitution to oust president

Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar has threatened to amend the constitution to remove the country's president if his Tisza party gains power after the 2026 elections. The move escalates Hungary's political confrontation beyond electoral competition into institutional reform, signaling that a potential government change could trigger a broader dismantling of Orbán-era constitutional architecture — a variable for EU governance and rule-of-law compliance timelines.