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Prime Minister Viktor Orbán alleges that the newly formed Tisza Party is altering child‑protection legislation to aid pedophiles. The claim sparked a fierce rebuttal from Tisza MP Ákos Hadházy and coincided with recent legislative shifts on gender and LGBTQ+ issues.
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Lawyers in Hungary rallied against the government's latest proposal to overhaul the KATA flat‑rate tax regime, claiming the changes disregard the legal profession. The Hungarian Bar Association described the draft as abandoning lawyers.
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Opposition lawmaker Gábor Hadházy claims a fellow MP illegally benefited from a land transaction in Paksi, while Agriculture Minister István Sárosi maintains the deal complied with all regulations. The dispute highlights persistent concerns over cronyism and transparency in Hungary’s ruling party.
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Balázs Hankó’s wife disclosed the contents of the suitcase he took to prison, saying it held only personal effects such as a phone, laptop and cash. The revelation comes as Hungary watches the fallout from the former chief of staff’s conviction.
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The European Public Prosecutor’s Office may establish a branch in Hungary next year, a development that coincides with the detention of two former ministers and advancing accession talks. The move is seen as a test of Hungary’s rule‑of‑law commitments under Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
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The Hungarian government announced the recall of 14 of its ambassadors, marking a significant adjustment to its diplomatic corps. The move adds to a series of personnel changes that have drawn attention to Hungary's foreign policy direction under Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
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Bence Forsthoffer, former justice minister and member of the ruling Fidesz party, has been served with a request from the Supreme Prosecutor’s Office to suspend his parliamentary immunity. The move could allow criminal proceedings to proceed, pending a vote in the Hungarian parliament.