WorldPublished: 13 July 2026 at 23:36

Hungary's Parliament Removes Orban Ally from Presidential Post

Hungary's parliament has voted to remove an ally of former far-right leader Viktor Orban from the presidency. Prime Minister Peter Magyar defended the move, which has drawn criticism from human rights groups and Orban supporters.

Hungary's parliament voted on Tuesday to remove a presidential official considered a close ally of former far-right leader Viktor Orban. Prime Minister Peter Magyar defended the decision, calling it necessary. However, human rights organizations expressed concerns, and Orban's supporters criticized the parliamentary action. Further details about the removed official's identity have not been disclosed.

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