Hungary's TISZA targets Ferencváros president in political purge; Kubatov re-elected

Hungary's ruling TISZA party, led by Péter Magyar, has drafted legislation ('lex Kubatov') aimed at removing Gábor Kubatov, a former FIDESZ MP, from the presidency of Ferencváros football club. Despite the draft law, Kubatov was re-elected under current regulations, signaling resistance to political interference in sports. The move reflects broader political purges by the new government, with implications for domestic political stability and rule of law.

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