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Hungary’s Government Moves to Rewrite Constitution as State TV Goes Dark, Courts NATO Allies

Hungarian leaders announced plans to rewrite the constitution while state television halted broadcasts amid mounting political tension. The move comes as officials seek support from NATO partners, projecting stability and alignment with alliance priorities. Critics argue the steps could reshape democratic checks and balances, while government figures say the reforms are necessary to protect national interests.

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Hungary’s Government Moves to Rewrite Constitution as State TV Goes Dark, Courts NATO Allies

Hungary’s government has launched a push to rewrite the constitution, while state television temporarily went dark, sparking concern among opposition parties and media watchdogs. Officials framed the broadcast halt as a technical pause, but critics called it a warning sign of tighter control over public messaging. At the same time, Hungarian leaders have intensified outreach to NATO allies, stressing continued cooperation on defense and security. The coming weeks may determine whether partners boost support or press for safeguards.

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