PM Magyar moves to oust Hungary's president, launch anti-graft office

Hungary's Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced plans to initiate the president's removal and launch a constitutional reform, along with anti-graft measures to combat corruption.

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

Magyar also told parliament that his government would ‌launch broad economic, political and legal measures to rid Hungary of corruption, including the creation of a National Asset Protection and Recovery Office. Following are key points from Magyar's planned anti-graft reforms, which he has ‌dubbed "Operation Purgatory".