This week has been particularly significant for Hungary, marked by potentially transformative events. Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó's departure is a key development, signaling potential shifts in the country’s diplomatic approach. Simultaneously, Hungary is undergoing a constitutional overhaul, raising questions about the future of its legal framework. Adding to these internal changes is the looming threat of US tariffs, which could significantly impact the Hungarian economy. These interwoven factors – the ministerial change, constitutional amendments, and external economic pressures – collectively point to a period of instability and potential reshaping of Hungary’s political and economic landscape. A new Hungary Weekly Briefing provides detailed context on these unfolding events, offering insight into their potential implications.