Ungaria a înființat un birou care să recupereze fondurile delapidate în timpul lui Viktor Orban

Hungary's parliament has established the National Asset Recovery Office to reclaim funds allegedly misappropriated during Viktor Orban's previous government. The initiative, proposed by the ruling Tisza party, received significant support despite opposition from Orban's Fidesz party. The new office aims to investigate corruption and recover public assets, with the authority to initiate criminal proceedings if necessary. Critics argue that this move resembles a modern secret police. Additionally, a new Constitutional Court judge was appointed amid concerns over the government's approach to appointments.