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The government of Hungary is facing a constitutional crisis as PM Péter Magyar's actions precipitate a major political standoff with international advisory bodies.

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The government of Hungary is facing a constitutional crisis as PM Péter Magyar's actions precipitate a major political standoff with international advisory bodies.

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  1. Magyar proposes abolishing parliamentary immunity, escalating political tensions in Hungary.1 source
  2. edIT fled Hungary due to the political climate, coinciding with the Fidesz government rolling back teacher autonomy.Sub-event
  3. Escalation of the Hungarian constitutional crisis into government collapse and civil unrest.1 source
  4. Magyar demands international intervention from the Council of Europe amid political turmoil in Hungary.1 source
  5. Magyar's government experienced an internal coalition collapse.1 source
  6. The government is facing a constitutional crisis as it pushes through punitive changes, risking established EU law and leading to calls for the removal of the Constitutional Court President.Sub-event
  7. Amnesty International Hungary is criticizing the government regarding a proposed constitutional amendment draft and has been invited to discuss planned legislative changes with the Council of Europe.Sub-event
  8. Magyar's government has triggered a financial market rally in Hungary.Sub-event
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  1. Crisis in Hungary as government blocks international advisory body access, reflecting on EU leadership.1 source

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