Members of Hungary’s ruling Fidesz party are challenging the government’s 17th amendment to the constitution at the Constitutional Court, revealing a significant internal rift. The amendment, details of which are unavailable to those not logged into the source site, has sparked opposition from within the party itself. This challenge marks an unusual move, as Fidesz typically displays a united front on constitutional matters. The MPs initiating the challenge believe the amendment may be unlawful or overreach governmental power. This internal legal battle could potentially weaken the government’s parliamentary majority and signal growing dissent regarding Prime Minister Orbán’s policies. The outcome of the court case remains uncertain, but it highlights a fracturing within the dominant Hungarian political force. Further details require access to the source material.