Hungary’s head of state, Tamás Sulyok, has given his approval to a constitutional amendment that would lead to his own removal from office. The reform is described as intended to break down established power structures, but critics argue it poses a threat to the rule of law. The development was reported by Deutsche Welle.
Hungarian President Approves Amendment That Would Oust Him
Tamás Sulyok signs off on a constitutional change aimed at dismantling entrenched power, prompting concerns over the rule of law.
