Hungary PM Magyar says president to be removed from office with constitutional amendment

Hungary's Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced plans to remove the president from office and launch a constitutional reform, along with anti-corruption measures, in the fall.

Hungarian ​Prime ‌Minister Peter Magyar ​said on Monday that ‌his government will initiate the removal of Hungary's president ‌from office with a ‌constitutional amendment, and will launch a constitutional reform in ⁠the ​fall.

Magyar ⁠also said in a ⁠speech in parliament that ​his government will launch broad ⁠economic, political and legal measures ⁠to ​rid Hungary of corruption, including the ⁠creation of a National Asset Protection ⁠and ⁠Recovery Office.