Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has signed a controversial constitutional amendment that, according to several legal experts, alters the balance of power in the country. Critics claim that the president was pressured to sign the law and warn that developments under Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s new government could weaken democracy.
The EU's liberals cheered when the news came that Viktor OrbánHungary’s national-conservative government lost the parliamentary election this spring. According to EU-aligned analysts, Orbán had gradually dismantled Hungarian democracy during his term in office, citing, among other things, Hungary’s refusal to accept mass immigration and to allow the EU to interfere in Hungarian domestic politics.
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