The Hungarian Constitutional Court is expected to rule on Monday on three significant public law measures from the Tisza government, including the dismissal of Tamás Sulyok, the introduction of an age limit for constitutional judges, and term limits for parliamentary representatives.

Hungary's Constitutional Court will examine the initiative to remove Tamás Sulyok on Thursday, following a request for subsequent norm control by Fidesz-KDNP.

Hungary's ruling Tisza party has proposed that Parliament elect a new president on August 11, a date closely following the resignation of Tamás Sulyok after a controversial constitutional amendment.

A Publicus poll indicates that a significant majority of Hungarians believe Tamás Sulyok was unfit for the presidential office, reflecting a critical assessment of his work.

The final asset declaration of former Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has been published, revealing a 41 million forint item.

Former Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok gave an interview to Mandiner, evaluating his presidential term and responding to right-wing criticism, stating that he fulfilled his legal obligations and that the head of state has no political responsibility.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has signed a constitutional amendment that will terminate his term, resolving a dispute with the new government which sought his removal.

Politico reported that Tamás Sulyok, though not a Fidesz member and relatively unknown, became a symbol of the party's reinforced influence and effectively 'fired himself'.

Ágnes Forsthoffer has been temporarily appointed as the acting President of Hungary, following Tamás Sulyok. She stated her commitment to performing her duties in a balanced, impartial manner, serving the country's interests.

The Hungarian Parliament is preparing for a session to decide on the replacement of the Speaker, anticipating the possibility that President Tamás Sulyok might sign a constitutional amendment aimed at his own removal.

Tamás Sulyok delivered his first speech since the adoption of the constitutional amendment. He also made a social media post, though not about the expected topic.

The Hungarian parliament is set to debate and vote on a constitutional amendment that would terminate the mandate of President Tamás Sulyok, with preparations for the process underway.

Péter Magyar claims that President Tamás Sulyok's son accompanied him on a multi-million forint trip to America using a Hungarian Defence Forces Falcon jet, questioning who covered the costs.

Allies of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán have staged protests in Hungary against plans to remove President Tamás Sulyok from office. The demonstrations highlight political tensions surrounding the presidency.

Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has called for the first protest against the new government in Budapest this evening, targeting Péter Magyar's constitutional amendment aimed at forcibly removing current President Tamás Sulyok.

Ruff Bálint has initiated an extraordinary session, with a vote on the removal of Tamás Sulyok potentially taking place on Tuesday, to avoid delaying planned constitutional and institutional changes.

Hungarian politician Péter Magyar has initiated impeachment proceedings against President Tamás Sulyok through a constitutional amendment, with his Tisza party holding a majority for the vote, while the opposition Fidesz calls for protests.

Former Hungarian President János Áder has called on Péter Magyar to either substantiate his claims about him or issue an apology. This challenge comes as the Prime Minister reacted to Áder's opinion regarding Tamás Sulyok, which Áder reportedly disliked.

Former Hungarian President János Áder described the situation surrounding the removal of the current head of state, Tamás Sulyok, as a constitutional coup, legal 'carpet bombing,' the beginning of a cold civil war, or the arrival of an Orwellian world.

Sándor Palace has published a motion by Tamás Sulyok concerning constitutional amendments aimed at removing public dignitaries, which reportedly caused a stir among constitutional judges. Seven constitutional judges recused themselves from the case.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has signed into law legislation concerning the repatriation of EU funds. This move is a significant step in Hungary's efforts to access European Union financial resources.

Péter Magyar has proposed revoking the lifetime benefits of former presidents Katalin Novák and Pál Schmitt. He also aims to strip Tamás Sulyok of his monthly multi-million forint allowances.

Hungarian Chief Prosecutor Péter Polt shared his personal opinion on the situation surrounding President Tamás Sulyok's motion, stating that constitutional judges who recused themselves did not take a stance.

The head of the law firm representing Ukrainian citizens and Oschadbank in the 'golden convoy' case has stated that Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok's role has become controversial.

Following his April parliamentary election victory, Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar has begun replacing allies of Viktor Orbán, but President Tamás Sulyok has refused Magyar's demand to resign by the end of May.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok announced that the Venice Commission is urgently investigating the Tisza party's demands for the resignation of state officials, with staff ready to travel to Hungary to assess the situation.

A köztársasági elnök egy német lapnak adott hosszú interjút az elmúlt hetek történéseiről, és megerősítette, hogy nem mond le. Azt pedig határozottan tagadta, hogy a Fidesz bábja lenne.

Maďarsko ruší plánovaný odchod z Medzinárodného trestného súdu, zákon už podpísal prezident Tamás Sulyok. Krajina tak zostáva viazaná Rímskym štatútom.

The Romanian far-right held a demonstration at the Úz-völgy Hungarian military cemetery, a site significant to George Simion's career, just two days before a major pilgrimage and a visit by Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok.

The Vice-President of the Tisza Party believes Fidesz is finished, and Tamás Sulyok has caused immeasurable damage to the Hungarian people.

Pressure is mounting on Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok, with a new poll indicating that a clear majority of Hungarians believe he should resign.

Hungarian public media has launched an internal investigation into the MTI news agency for allegedly cropping President Tamás Sulyok out of an official photo, reportedly at the request of Péter Magyar.

The internet has reacted with a flurry of memes mocking Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok, who was depicted standing alone during his ministerial inauguration photo shoot.

Hungary's Mi Hazánk (Our Homeland) party has appealed to President Tamás Sulyok, asking him not to sign a bill that includes the repeal of the Meta advertising tax.

During the inaugural session of the Hungarian parliament, Péter Magyar directly addressed President Tamás Sulyok in his first prime ministerial speech, to which the president responded with smiles and nods amidst applause.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok announced that a proposal to bring the Holy Crown into the plenary hall for the oath of representatives has failed, though he supported it as head of the Holy Crown Body.

Hungary's Skeptics Society awarded President Tamás Sulyok a 'Flat Earth Award' for his role in honoring Orsolya Wieber, an astrologer and wife of TV personality Philip Rákay, stating that the honor elevated esoteric claims to the level of real science.

A petition in support of Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has been launched on a pro-Russian disinformation website, raising questions about its origins and intent.

A conference by Political Capital analyzed recent Hungarian elections, with researchers discussing the 'victory of science' and the enduring political presence of Viktor Orbán, alongside public sentiment regarding Tamás Sulyok's potential resignation.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has broken his silence on the upcoming elections, issuing a call to citizens to participate and vote.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok met with Polish counterpart Karol Nawrocki in Przemyśl during Polish-Hungarian friendship days to mark the occasion, with Nawrocki stating 'We love them, we hate Vladimir Putin' while acknowledging some disagreements.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok participated in the Day of Hungarians Everywhere celebrations in Târgu Secuiesc, Romania, delivering a message of unity and solidarity to several thousand attendees. Romanian officials Nicușor Dan and Ilie Bolojan also issued messages for the occasion.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok visited the Hungarian Museum in Cleveland, USA, where he highlighted the crucial role of the expat community in strengthening Hungarian-American relations and thanked Hungarians in the diaspora for preserving their identity.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok met Pope Leo for the second time, presenting him with a Madonna statue and extending an invitation to visit Hungary.

Research conducted by 21 Kutatokozpont for Telex.hu indicates that András Baka, the new President of Hungary, is already more popular and perceived as more capable than his predecessor, Tamás Sulyok, ever was.

Online search interest for András Baka surged after his presidential nomination, though other figures like Tamás Sulyok and the clemency scandal still generated more internet searches.

The search for Hungary's new president, following Tamás Sulyok, has moved to social media, as the new government attempts to involve citizens in the selection process.

Ágnes Forsthoffer and Tamás Sulyok held a personal meeting at the Sándor Palace. The articles confirm their direct encounter.

A Publicus poll indicates that a significant majority of Hungarians, including nearly a third of Fidesz supporters, back the creation of an asset recovery office and agree with the constitutional changes that led to Tamás Sulyok's departure.

Following the controversial dismissal of President Tamás Sulyok, Hungarian politician Péter Magyar is facing criticism after the failed appointment of chess star Judit Polgár, creating new political vulnerabilities.

Artist drMáriás created a painting of Tamás Sulyok, titled 'Tamás Sulyok says goodbye with a selfie in front of the Sándor Palace ruined by a bag-fart,' depicting the subject in a unique setting.

Hungary's President, Tamás Sulyok, who is seen as an Orbán loyalist, has agreed to stand down after parliament backed his removal, with his term set to end by Saturday night.

Hungary is facing a constitutional confrontation due to a controversial amendment proposed by the TISZA Party, which aims to prematurely terminate the mandate of President Tamás Sulyok. The president indirectly responded on social media, emphasizing constitutional principles.

A recent Europion poll indicates that Viktor Orbán has the highest disapproval rating, followed by Tamás Sulyok, while the Tisza party confidently leads Fidesz in party preferences.

Tamás Sulyok has expressed concerns that his successor will be a political appointee, stating that the country is at a historic moment with a new Basic Law amendment that could cause irreversible damage.

Former Speaker of the House, László Kövér, argued in a sharp-toned video in favor of Tamás Sulyok, stating the necessity to stand against the establishment of a dictatorship.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has revealed the questions he posed to the Venice Commission concerning an attempt to dismiss him, describing the move as an 'attack on the fundamental values of constitutional democracy.'

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok stated that a proposed constitutional amendment targeting his removal is not in line with the rule of law and that he sees no reason to resign.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok and Prime Minister Magyar discussed the proposed constitutional amendment to remove the President and Prime Minister with a delegation from the Venice Commission. Magyar stated that the delegation voiced no criticism regarding the amendment.

A deputy faction leader of Hungary's Tisza party, Melléthei-Barna Márton, believes a new president could be in office by August 20, following discussions on a constitutional amendment to remove Tamás Sulyok.

Hungary's new Prime Minister is reportedly seeking to remove President Tamás Sulyok through a constitutional amendment, a move that experts warn could set a far-reaching precedent.

Amnesty International stated that while Tamás Sulyok should resign for failing to speak out against abuse of power, he is still entitled to a fair procedure for his removal.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok stated he would fight to remain in his position, accusing the Tisza party of seeking a greater concentration of power in 16 weeks than Fidesz achieved in 16 years, and vowing to use all legal means to prevent his removal.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has signed a new law, dubbed "Lex Orban," which introduces an eight-year term limit for prime ministers, effectively preventing former Prime Minister Viktor Orban from seeking another term.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has submitted a motion to the Constitutional Court regarding proposed constitutional amendments aimed at his removal, following political statements calling for the removal of senior state officials and amidst broader questions about using amendments for individual cases.

Hungary's President Tamás Sulyok is reportedly refusing to resign, while names of potential successors are already being mentioned, following opposition leader Peter Magyar's pledge to replace state officials if his Tisza party secures a two-thirds majority.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok reportedly preferred to fly with the same pilots when traveling on military aircraft, though the reason for this request is unknown to the army.

A Hungarian opinion column, titled 'Marabu Féknyúz,' satirically comments on President Tamás Sulyok, describing him as 'stubborn' and referring to a 'Party King' persona.

This article provides a historical look at how Hungarian heads of state have been removed over the past century, noting that the recent removal of Tamás Sulyok was not the most aggressive method.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok immediately signed the bill to reverse Hungary's withdrawal from the International Criminal Court, despite having five days to consider it, thereby ensuring the country remains part of the legal forum.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok announced he would publish files related to the recent pardon scandal and pledged close cooperation with the government on the matter.

A recent Europion poll indicates that three-quarters of Hungarians would remove Tamás Sulyok, with nearly a third of Fidesz supporters agreeing. The poll also suggests that Péter Magyar's style of pressure is unpopular with a quarter of Tisza voters.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has subtly retaliated against Péter Magyar's deliberate provocations, which aimed to exclude him from group photos with new ministers, by releasing a series of 'handshake' photos.

An internal investigation has been launched by Duna Médiaszolgáltató to determine if professional rules for news agency photography were violated, after Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok was not visible in MTI photos of a ministerial appointment.

A new Hungarian government with 16 portfolios has been formed, with ministers taking an oath before parliament. The new Prime Minister reportedly rejected congratulations from the 'puppet president' Tamás Sulyok.

A Hungarian military pilot, who reportedly discussed problems with military aircraft with Tamás Sulyok's former communications director, is considering speaking publicly after consulting with a superior.

Hungarian politician Péter Magyar, along with Tisza parliamentary representative Melléthei-Barna Márton, has called for the immediate resignation of Tamás Sulyok and other office holders.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has not granted clemency to any of the more than 300 applicants this year. This stands in contrast to last year, when he granted clemency to four individuals.

The Holy Crown Body in Hungary rejected a proposal, supported by Mi Hazánk, Tisza, and Fidesz, to bring the Holy Crown into the plenary session hall for the oath-taking of representatives, despite President Tamás Sulyok's support.

The Skeptics' Society honored those who were awarded the Knight's Cross of the Hungarian Order of Merit to Wieber Orsolya, Rákay Philip's wife.

Egy mondattal reagáltak.

Videos for Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok cost fifty million forints last year, with the Sándor Palace contracting a company led by the editor-in-chief of Cegléd City Television for film production.

Karol Nawrocki, a Polish official, is visiting Hungary to meet with President Tamás Sulyok and Prime Minister Viktor Orbán as part of Polish-Hungarian friendship day celebrations.

The commemoration held by Hungarians in Dallas marked the end of President Tamás Sulyok’s visit to Hungarian diaspora communities in the United States. At Sunday’s commemoration ceremony held by Hungarians from the Dallas area, the head of state emphasized that Hungarian communities with long-standing roots in the United States, including those in Dallas, are highly […] The post Head of State Concludes U.S. Visit with Commemorating the 1848 Revolution appeared first on Hungary Today.

In Hungary, those who supported the Hungarian-American friendship have always been in the majority, and now this relationship has become stronger than ever before, said President Tamás Sulyok in New York on Friday, during the first leg of his official visit to the United States. Speaking at a ceremony held at the Hungarian Consulate General […] The post Hungarian–American Relations Have Never Been Stronger, Says President Tamás Sulyok appeared first on Hungary Today.

A new poll by 21 Kutatóközpont indicates that former Hungarian President András Baka is more popular than the current President Tamás Sulyok has ever been. However, fewer people are currently familiar with the new head of state.

Hungary is facing an accelerated presidential election following the resignation of Tamás Sulyok, with the Tisza party expected to select its candidates soon for a vote scheduled for Tuesday.

Recent survey results indicate a largely negative public opinion among Hungarians regarding former President Tamás Sulyok.

Tamás Sulyok has concluded his term as President of Hungary, leaving office with nearly 280,000 euros (over 100 million forints) in savings. The focus now shifts to who will be the new president, with a government spokesperson briefing expected.

Hungary is experiencing political turmoil as President Tamás Sulyok, under pressure from the new government, signed a constitutional amendment ending his mandate, raising questions about Prime Minister Péter Magyar's 'Cleansing Fire' action and its impact on the rule of law.

Tamás Sulyok resigned as Speaker of the House after signing the 17th amendment to the Fundamental Law, thereby ending his mandate and becoming President. An interim Speaker will be elected by Parliament today.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has signed a constitutional amendment today that officially concludes his mandate, as reported by the Hungarian portal 24.hu.

Péter Magyar announced the Tisza Party's preferred candidate for the Hungarian presidency following the departure of Tamás Sulyok, stating that the last obstacle had been removed.

Márton Melléthei-Barna, legal head of Hungary's Tisza Party, anticipates a new election law within one and a half to two years and expects President Tamás Sulyok's situation to be resolved soon.

The Sándor Palace provided a brief response to inquiries about whether Tamás Sulyok would sign his own dismissal, offering no further clarity on the situation.

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar has accused President Tamás Sulyok of misusing public funds during foreign trips and called for an end to the 'Orbán mafia' era.

Péter Magyar has accused Tamás Sulyok of misusing official trips, alleging that Sulyok visited his daughter in England during an official visit and took his son to see the Ewing family home in Dallas during an official trip to the US.

Thousands of Hungarians have taken to the streets in support of President Tamás Sulyok, following calls from Viktor Orbán, as the new center-right government plans to remove Sulyok through a constitutional amendment.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has voiced concerns that his successor might be a political appointee of the Tisza Party. He believes the 17th amendment to the Fundamental Law endangers constitutional democracy based on European values.

The Sándor Palace has released the letter sent by President Tamás Sulyok to the Venice Commission, detailing the arguments and questions he posed. The publication sheds light on the Hungarian President's engagement with the European advisory body.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok believes a proposed constitutional amendment to terminate his mandate is not in line with the rule of law, arguing it is specifically tailored to a particular individual.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok met with a delegation from the Venice Commission to discuss the ongoing constitutional crisis in Hungary. This meeting follows comments from former Hungarian President János Áder, who described the situation as the beginning of a 'cold civil war'.

Tamás Sulyok, the President of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH), has been dismissed following a proposal made by Péter Magyar, as announced on Facebook.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok attended the commemorations of the 70th anniversary of the 1956 anti-communist Poznan Uprising in Poland, at the invitation of his Polish counterpart, Karol Nawrocki.

The legal community in Hungary is divided over the removal of Tamás Sulyok and the Tisza government's proposed constitutional amendment, with some emphasizing the significance of how the process is handled.

Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar announced plans to draft a new constitution and replace several high-ranking officials from Viktor Orbán's administration, including President Tamás Sulyok.

Hungary's ruling Fidesz party claims that Péter Magyar's brother-in-law made a secret pact with a constitutional judge, which they allege is why Tamás Sulyok's constitutional court submission is not being put on the agenda. Fidesz called Friday one of the most shameful days for Hungarian constitutionality.

An article discusses the challenges faced by Péter Magyar due to personal connections within the Orbán regime, the potential removal of President Tamás Sulyok, the state of Orbán's PR machine, Trump's achievements in the Iran war, and Putin's shelling of a Kyiv monastery.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok is appealing to the Constitutional Court regarding a proposed amendment aimed at his removal from office. This move comes amidst political tensions and a reaction from Péter Magyar.

Péter Magyar, a new Hungarian opposition leader, called for President Tamás Sulyok and other state institution leaders to resign, referring to them as 'Orban's puppets.' This occurred during a protest in front of the Sándor Palace in Budapest.

A German political science journal, Cicero, has firmly rejected accusations of censorship made by Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar following an interview with President Tamás Sulyok during a visit to Berlin.

An interview with Péter Magyar discusses potential concerns for Antal Rogán, the possibility of Tamás Sulyok not resigning, and further details on the clemency case involving Katalin Novák and Zoltán Balog.

Hungarian politician Péter Magyar has publicly instructed President Tamás Sulyok to release the clemency dossier today, urging him not to wait for government orders. This demand is part of the ongoing clemency scandal in Hungary.

According to international lawyer Tamás Lattmann, Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok is reportedly not averse to the idea of resigning, having found himself in a politically untenable situation.

A recent poll conducted by 21 Kutatóközpont indicates that 60% of Hungarian voters believe President Tamás Sulyok should resign from his position.

Gergely Gulyás reflected on the impropriety of forcing state officials and the President of the Republic to resign, recalling József Antall and drawing parallels to communist dictatorships in the context of Tamás Sulyok's sidelining.

The Budapest Chief Prosecutor's Office is evaluating a public interest report from the former communications director of Tamás Sulyok, detailing serious and potentially dangerous deficiencies in regulation management and flight safety within the military.

Georgina Szántó, former communications director for Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok, has filed a public interest disclosure concerning the safe operation of military aircraft, alleging the President failed to act on her concerns.

Hungary's President Tamás Sulyok has promulgated the first two laws, continuing his duties despite calls for resignation and enabling the appointment of ministers.

In a surprising political shift, Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok appears to be moving towards implementing EU LGBTQ regulations concerning minors, rather than maintaining a role as a guarantor against such measures.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has not issued any clemency decisions in the first three months of the year, from January to March, resulting in over a hundred pending requests on his desk.

Tamás Sulyok has officially announced the date for the inaugural session of Hungary's new parliament, setting the schedule for the legislative body's first meeting.

Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has immediately dismissed Brigadier General Bernadett Bodó, following an initiative by Sándor Pintér to terminate her legal relationship.

A constitutional lawyer has stated that Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok is expected to adhere to the 30-day deadline for convening the new Parliament, also discussing the possibility of the President's removal.

Péter Magyar has sent a message to Tamás Sulyok and Viktor Orbán regarding a secret operation uncovered by Direkt36, urging the chief prosecutor to initiate proceedings, stating that the revelations go beyond all limits.

Hungary’s leading figures in culture and science were honored on Saturday at the Parliament, where President Tamás Sulyok presented the prestigious Kossuth and Széchenyi Prizes, highlighting the role…

Hungary's President Tamás Sulyok visited the Axiom Space development center in Houston, United States, to highlight the impact of Hungarian researcher Tibor Kapu's mission.