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Hungary moves to limit PMs' terms in office, blocking Orban's return
Hungary's lawmakers voted to introduce term-limits for prime ministers, capping their time in office at eight years via a constitutional amendment. The vote occurred in the Parliament building in Budapest on June 15, 2026.
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