Hungary's parliament voted to pass a constitutional amendment removing President Tamás Sulyok, who was aligned with Viktor Orbán's nationalist government. This represents a major political break — Prime Minister Peter Magyar, who took office after Orbán's 2026 exit, is systematically dismantling the "winner takes all" governing structure Orbán built into the 2011 constitution, which let Fidesz fill supposedly independent positions with party loyalists. The amendment reverses 16 years of institutional capture under Orbán's two-thirds parliamentary majority.