Tamás Sulyok.
Hungarian lawyer, president of Hungary (2024–), member of the Hungarian Constitutional Court (2014–2024)
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What's happening
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Péter Magyar proposes constitutional changes aimed at increasing the independence of the Constitutional Court and removing Tamás Sulyok.Well supported103 reports2 developments inside
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Political tension regarding executive power in Hungary.Some support3 reports3 developments inside
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President signs amendment in Hungary ending checks and balances.Some support4 reports
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Péter Magyar submitted an amendment to the National Assembly, which was subsequently criticized by Tamás Sulyok.Some support2 reports
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Around Tamás Sulyok this week
News at the entities that move Tamás Sulyok most-
parliament StructuralSharma raised concerns about financial crime in Fiji during a Parliament debate.Moves Tamás Sulyok
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Hungary StructuralHungary, Lower Austria, and Austria are currently negotiating regional agreements regarding emergency procedures, referencing a mutual assistance agreement established in 1998.Moves Tamás Sulyok
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Péter Magyar OperationalTisza government addresses issues concerning the city while the Prime Minister is in Szolnok.Moves Tamás Sulyok
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Peter Magyar StructuralThe European Commission proposes lifting restrictions and unlocking €4.2 billion in funding for Hungarian universities following Peter Magyar's election victory.Moves Tamás Sulyok
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Viktor Orbán StructuralPéter Magyar's party swept Viktor Orbán from power in Hungary, with Magyar aiming to prevent Orbán's return.Moves Tamás Sulyok
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Council of Europe StructuralIranian authorities restrict human rights work. Praised Sotoudeh's work against Iranian laws.Moves Tamás Sulyok
Connections
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Hungary Structural
Tamás Sulyok's role as President was formally defined, limited, and ultimately terminated by the constitutional and parliamentary actions of Hungary.
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Péter Magyar Operational
Péter Magyar utilized political and constitutional mechanisms to successfully pressure and force the resignation of Tamás Sulyok from office.
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Peter Magyar Structural
Peter Magyar's government formally ended Tamás Sulyok's term as president via amendment.
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Ágnes Forsthoffer Structural
A is the designated successor to B's office, assuming duties upon the conclusion of B's term.
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parliament Structural
Parliament successfully passed constitutional amendments and voted to remove Tamás Sulyok from office.
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Viktor Orbán Structural
Sulyok's political status and functional role are derived from his appointments and political backing by Orbán.
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Council of Europe Structural
Sulyok utilizes the Council of Europe's established processes, including the Venice Commission, for his appeals and requests.
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András Baka Transactional
A supported the removal of B due to institutional reform needs.
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Tamás Lattmann Operational
Lattmann discusses the risks associated with Sulyok's pardon power.
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János Áder Mentioned together
Áder commented that Sulyok's removal was unconstitutional.
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Karol Nawrocki Transactional
The relationship involved a specific instance where Sulyok attended an event hosted by Nawrocki.
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Péter Polt Shared context
Both operate within the high-level Hungarian legal and academic ecosystem.
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Marta Cartabia Operational
The two individuals met to discuss a constitutional dispute.
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Tisza Mentioned together
The evidence describes the actions of the Tisza party, but provides no explicit link or evidence of a relationship or coupling with Tamás Sulyok.
History
Events by the month they beganJuly 2026
4 events- Péter Magyar proposes constitutional changes aimed at increasing the independence of the Constitutional Court and removing Tamás Sulyok.
- Political tension regarding executive power in Hungary.
- President signs amendment in Hungary ending checks and balances.
- Péter Magyar submitted an amendment to the National Assembly, which was subsequently criticized by Tamás Sulyok.