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Jewish Hungarian chess legend declines presidential nomination | The Jerusalem Post
I do not feel enough strength within me to take on the historic responsibility of uniting a divided nation, so I am unable to accept the request," Polgar said in a Facebook post.
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jpost.com
Hungary eyes Jewish chess trailblazer Judit Polgár for president | The Jerusalem Post
“Judit Polgár's name has been synonymous with talent and perseverance for decades,” Prime Minister Magyar wrote, adding that it would be a personal honor if she accepted the…
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Jewish Hungarian chess legend declines presidential nomination | The Jerusalem Post
I do not feel enough strength within me to take on the historic responsibility of uniting a divided nation, so I am unable to accept the request," Polgar said in a Facebook post.
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euronews.com
Chess legend Judit Polgar declines nomination for Hungary's presidency
Until a successor is elected, the Speaker of Parliament, Agnes Forsthoffer, is serving as interim head of state. Parliament must elect a new president within 30 days. #EuropeNews
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sueddeutsche.de
Ungarn: Schachstar Polgar lehnt Präsidentschaftsangebot ab
Budapest (dpa) - Die ungarische Ausnahme-Schachspielerin Judit Polgar hat die ihr angebotene Nominierung für das Amt der Staatspräsidentin abgelehnt. Sie bringe der Geste von…
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scmp.com
Chess champion Judit Polgar rejects offer to become Hungary’s president
PM Peter Magyar had nominated Polgar as a figure from outside politics to help carry out his ‘regime change’ from Orban’s hardline era.
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haaretz.com
Jewish Hungarian chess legend Judit Polgár turns down offer for presidency
'I do not feel enough strength within me to take on the historic responsibility of uniting a divided nation,' Polgár said. The largely ceremonial post has been left vacant amid…
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euractiv.com
Hungary left without presidential candidate as chess legend declines | Euractiv
Judit Polgár, who in 1991 became the world's youngest Grandmaster at 15, felt she lacked the strength to 'unite a divided nation'