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Hungary’s President Tamás Sulyok is stepping down after midnight Sunday, signing off under pressure from Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s party, which pushed through a constitutional amendment giving them the upper hand. The move not only ends Sulyok’s term but also reshapes the judiciary and parliament, sidelining figures linked to the previous administration. Former PM Viktor Orbán has condemned it as tyranny and called for protests, while Magyar’s party, riding high after a major election win, is moving fast to overhaul the system — setting the stage for a fierce political showdown.

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