- Péter Magyar, Hungary's incoming prime minister, has called for President Tamás Sulyok to resign following his party's landslide election victory.
- Magyar stated that Sulyok, an ally of the previous leader Viktor Orbán, is “unworthy” and “unfit” to represent the Hungarian nation.
- He threatened to amend the constitution and other legislation to force Sulyok from office if he does not step down voluntarily.
- Magyar's Tisza party won the election, ending Orbán's 16-year rule, with promises to combat corruption and improve Hungary's relationship with the European Union.
- His proposed reforms include joining the European Public Prosecutor’s Office, restoring judicial and media independence, and suspending state media news broadcasts to ensure impartiality.
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