Hungarian Opposition Leader Issues Ultimatum to Fidesz-Nominated Officials Including President

Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar has renewed his call for officials nominated by the ruling Fidesz party, including President Katalin Novák, to voluntarily resign from their positions by the end of May. Magyar warned that if these officials do not step down voluntarily, opposition forces will move to remove them from office through formal procedures. The ultimatum represents an escalation in Hungary's political tensions, as Magyar's opposition movement seeks to force out key figures appointed during Fidesz's rule under Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. The demand targets various high-ranking officials across Hungarian institutions who received their positions through Fidesz nominations during the party's more than decade-long control of the government.