Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s attempt to secure a quick presidential successor ran into an abrupt setback after Judit Polgár declined the nomination. The chess legend, offered the role after President Áder Sulyok was pushed out under new constitutional changes, said she did not feel capable of uniting a divided country amid the political tensions. Polgár’s withdrawal leaves the presidency vacant, with interim arrangements in place, and a fresh process required to identify a new candidate within the constitutionally set timetable.
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