Hungary's Tisza Party Proposes Prime Minister Term Limits

Hungary's Tisza party has proposed a constitutional amendment to limit the prime minister's term to eight years. This move is seen as an effort to prevent long-term rule by a single leader, potentially targeting Viktor Orbán.

21 May, 07:04 — 21 May, 07:04

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Hungary's ruling Tisza party moves to limit prime ministerial terms - The Straits Times

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straits-times21 May, 07:04First to report

Hungary's ruling Tisza party moves to limit prime ministerial terms - The Straits Times

index-hr21 May, 07:32

Nova vlast u Mađarskoj želi ograničiti premijerski mandat

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aktuality-sk21 May, 09:00

Tisza navrhuje ústavný dodatok, ktorý by obmedzil funkčné obdobie premiéra na osem rokov

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tvn2421 May, 11:07

Pierwsza propozycja zmiany konstytucji na Węgrzech. Dotyczy Orbana

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naftemporiki21 May, 16:21Latest update

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Hungary's Tisza Party Proposes Prime Minister Term Limits

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Hungary's ruling Tisza party moves to limit prime ministerial terms - The Straits Times

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Hungary's ruling Tisza party moves to limit prime ministerial terms - The Straits Times

Nova vlast u Mađarskoj želi ograničiti premijerski mandat

Tisza navrhuje ústavný dodatok, ktorý by obmedzil funkčné obdobie premiéra na osem rokov

Pierwsza propozycja zmiany konstytucji na Węgrzech. Dotyczy Orbana

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