Premierul Péter Magyar și doi foști miniștri ai lui Viktor Orbán au rămas fără imunitate parlamentară

The Hungarian Parliament voted to lift the parliamentary immunity of three members, including Prime Minister Péter Magyar, amid ongoing criminal investigations. Magyar is under suspicion for minor theft after allegedly taking a man's phone during a nightclub altercation and throwing it into the Danube. He denies wrongdoing, claiming the case is politically motivated. The vote also included the suspension of two former ministers from Orbán's government, accused of misusing public funds and accepting bribes. The current government is investigating alleged massive fraud during Orbán's administration. Fidesz party members did not participate in the vote, labeling the accusations as political tyranny.