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    Hungary's Magyar Renews Call for President, Top Judges to Resign

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    Posted on April 20, 2026

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    Last updated: April 20, 2026

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    Péter Magyar, Hungary’s prime minister‑elect after the April 12 landslide, has demanded the resignation of President Tamás Sulyok and top judicial figures—including the heads of the Constitutional and Supreme Courts—by May 31 or face removal. He vows to use his new two‑thirds parliamentary majority

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    Table of Contents

    • Peter Magyar’s Ultimatum to Hungarian Leadership
    • Background of the Call for Resignation
    • Details of the Deadline
    • Reporting Credits

    Hungary’s Peter Magyar Calls for President and Judges to Resign by May 31

    Peter Magyar’s Ultimatum to Hungarian Leadership

    Background of the Call for Resignation

    BUDAPEST, April 20 (Reuters) - Hungarian election winner Peter Magyar reiterated on Monday a call for Hungarian President Tamas Sulyok, backed by Prime Minister Viktor Orban's Fidesz party, and top judges to resign by May 31 or face being removed from office.

    Details of the Deadline

    "We expect the resignation of Orban's puppets," Magyar told a news conference. "May 31 is the deadline until when they can submit their resignation. After then, we will live with our mandate and legal possibilities to remove them from office."

    Reporting Credits

    (Reporting by Gergely Szakacs; writing by Anna Wlodarczak-Semczuk;)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Magyar’s Tisza party secured a two‑thirds supermajority in the April 12 parliamentary elections, enabling sweeping reforms and institutional overhaul (apnews.com).
    • •Magyar described President Sulyok as “unworthy” and signaled readiness to use constitutional amendments and legal mechanisms—including actions through the Constitutional Court—to remove him and other Fidesz‑appointed officials if they don’t resign by May 31 (hungarianconservative.com).
    • •Magyar has also called for resignations from other key figures—such as heads of media, audit, and judiciary institutions—and pledged reforms to restore checks and balances and reintegrate Hungary with European institutions (lemonde.fr)

    References

    • Hungary's Magyar says new government could take power at beginning of May
    • Péter Magyar Urges Hungary’s President to Resign, Calls Him ‘Unworthy’ - Hungarian Conservative
    • Hungary celebrates 'return to Europe' after Orban's crushing electoral defeat

    Frequently Asked Questions about Hungary's Magyar renews call for president, top judges to resign

    1Who is calling for the resignation of Hungary's president?

    Peter Magyar, the Hungarian election winner, is calling for the president's resignation.

    2What is the deadline for the president and top judges to resign?

    The deadline for resignation is May 31.

    3Which party backs Hungarian President Tamas Sulyok?

    President Tamas Sulyok is backed by Prime Minister Viktor Orban's Fidesz party.

    4What happens if the officials do not resign by the deadline?

    Peter Magyar stated that legal measures will be taken to remove them from office if they do not resign by May 31.

    5How did Peter Magyar describe the president and top judges?

    Peter Magyar referred to them as 'Orban's puppets.'

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