Hungary dismisses foreign policy institute chief after three months

Hungary's foreign ministry terminated Botond Feledy as CEO of the Hungarian Institute of International Affairs, citing loss of confidence. The abrupt dismissal follows his appointment three months ago and may signal a policy shift or internal political friction. The move is notable given Feledy's association with TISZA, a political party, suggesting possible partisan motives.

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