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Hungary's president agrees to stand down after parliament backs removal

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By Nick Thorpe Verified, Henry Moore
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Follow Hungary's president agrees to stand down after parliament backs removal Sat, July 18, 2026 at 5:33 PM UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Since his party swept to power in April, Péter Magyar (left) has repeatedly called on Tamás Sulyok (right) to resign [EPA/Shutterstock] Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has agreed to step down, signing an amendment to the country's constitution which will end his presidency at midnight on Sunday.
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Macaristan parlamentosu Cumhurbaşkanı'nı görevden alacak yasa değişikliğini kabul etti

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Kaynak, EPA/Shutterstock Fotoğraf altı yazısı, Başbakan Péter Magyar (solda), partisinin Nisan ayında iktidara gelmesinden bu yana defalarca Tamás Sulyok'u (sağda) istifaya çağırmıştı. Haber bilgisi Yazan, Nick Thorpe Unvan, Budapeşte Yayın tarihi 10 dakika önce Okuma süresi 3 dk Gündemi BBC Türkçe'den takip etmek artık WhatsApp'ta da mümkün. Haberlerimizin doğrudan telefonunuza gelmesi için tıklayın.
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Źródło zdjęcia, Getty Images Informacje o artykule Autor, Nick Thorpe Stanowisko, Korespondent BBC w Budapeszcie Data publikacji 12 minut temu Czas czytania: 3 min Po miażdżącym zwycięstwie w kwietniowych wyborach rząd partii Tisza przystąpił do realizacji reform. W mijającym tygodniu przegłosowano kluczowe ustawy, które określą zarówno najbliższą, jak i dalszą przyszłość Węgier. Nadchodzą też kolejne, bardziej radykalne zmiany. Jak bardzo będą skuteczne?
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