Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has resigned from his position after signing a constitutional amendment that effectively ends his term as head of state. Sulyok announced his departure via a Facebook post, stating he had no constitutional means to oppose the change. The amendment was pushed through parliament on Monday by the ruling Tisza party, utilizing its two-thirds majority. Sulyok, who assumed office in 2024, is considered a close ally of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. The constitutional change mandates his resignation, though the specific reasons behind the amendment remain unclear. This development signals a shift in Hungarian politics and potentially the ongoing influence of Orbán's allies. Further details regarding a successor have not yet been announced.