Hungary Limits PM Term to 8 Years, Blocking Orbán
RARaajje MV – 6 hours ago
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Hungary's parliament has approved a constitutional amendment limiting the prime minister's term to eight years. This move is intended to prevent Viktor Orbán from returning to the prime ministership. Under the new law, no individual can serve more than two terms as prime minister since 1990. The amendment was passed with a significant majority, despite opposition from Orbán's party members. The current Prime Minister, Péter Magyará, fulfilled a promise to enact this change.