Hungary’s President Tamás Sulyok has signed into law a constitutional amendment limiting future prime ministers to two consecutive terms in office. The amendment, passed by parliament, introduces a two-term limit, impacting any future head of government. President Sulyok noted the regulatory solution is nearly unique globally and within Europe. The change does not retroactively affect the current Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán, who has held the position continuously since 2010. Supporters of the amendment argue it strengthens democratic checks and balances, while critics suggest it is a strategic move designed to manage the succession process. The amendment’s implementation and long-term political consequences remain to be seen.