Ungaria anchetează un credit de un miliard de euro acordat de fostul guvern Macedoniei de Nord

Hungary is investigating a €1 billion loan to North Macedonia, granted under favorable terms by the previous government. Prime Minister Peter Magyar highlighted concerns over potential misuse of funds intended for Hungarian businesses. The loan, with a 3.25% interest rate and 100% state guarantee, is part of broader scrutiny of Eximbank's transactions. Magyar's government aims to combat corruption, which he claims was rampant under Viktor Orban's administration. Reports have been filed regarding possible misappropriation and negligence related to Eximbank's dealings, including a significant infrastructure project in Africa. An anti-corruption office is being established as Hungary joins the European Public Prosecutor's Office.