Investigations are intensifying into the financial dealings of the family of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, revealing significant wealth in various ventures. Concurrently, Fidesz-affiliated organizations are under scrutiny for allegedly diverting state funds intended for religious publications to produce campaign materials. The Óbuda corruption case has also seen former mayor Balázs Bús detained as a suspect, linked to the NKA scandal, highlighting broader concerns about the misuse of…

24.hu: Investigation into Orbán Family's Finances: 70 Billion, Mines, Luxury Hotels

An investigation into the companies of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's family members during the 'last year of peace' reveals significant financial success, including mines and luxury hotels, totaling 70 billion.

HVG: How much wealth the Orbán family has accumulated with their companies

An investigation has looked into the wealth accumulated by the Orbán family's companies.

444: Initially Funded for Church Publications, Funds Used for Fidesz Campaign…

An investigation revealed that a Fidesz-affiliated organization in North Pest, initially receiving state funds for religious publications, ultimately used them to produce Fidesz campaign materials, raising questions about the use of public funds.

HVG: Instead of moral values, a foundation with KDNP background pushed Fidesz's…

A foundation linked to KDNP allegedly used public funds to support the Fidesz campaign, bypassing moral considerations.

24.hu: Óbuda Corruption Case: Bús Balázs Also a Suspect, Detained in Connection with…

In the Óbuda corruption case, Balázs Bús has become a suspect and is currently detained, linked to the NKA scandal.

The immunity committee is poised to decide on suspending Prime Minister Péter Magyar's parliamentary immunity, alongside other politicians facing defamation and drunk driving allegations. The Tisza party, led by Magyar, is also drawing attention for its intention to appoint Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi, a former intelligence officer previously dismissed, to lead the Military National Security Service, a move that has reportedly caused outrage. Meanwhile, some cities have withdrawn resolutions…

Telex: Hungarian politician Peter Magyar's immunity from prosecution to be decided

The immunity committee is set to decide on the suspension of Peter Magyar's parliamentary immunity, with cases involving other politicians also on the agenda due to defamation and drunk driving allegations.

HVG: Magyar sends message to 'Tisza arbitrariness' critics, reveals vision for new…

Péter Magyar has addressed those who criticize the 'arbitrariness' of the Tisza party and outlined his vision for a new Hungary.

HVG: Fallen intelligence officer to lead Military National Security Service

Tisza intends to appoint a former intelligence officer, who was previously dismissed, to lead the Military National Security Service.

24.hu: HVG: Outrage Over Ruszin-Szendi's Nominee for Military Secret Service

The nomination of Ruszin-Szendi to head the military secret service has reportedly caused outrage, according to HVG.

HVG: Several cities retracted their 'fake Tisza tax' protest resolutions, others…

Some Hungarian cities have withdrawn resolutions protesting a 'fake Tisza tax,' while others continue to spread alarm.

Hungary is grappling with a severe environmental crisis, as Minister for the Living Environment László Gajdos has declared an extraordinary drought alert due to exceptionally dry conditions. The Danube River is also experiencing historically low water levels, unprecedented in recent memory.

HVG: Extraordinary drought alert declared by László Gajdos

László Gajdos has declared an extraordinary drought alert due to severe dry conditions.

24.hu: Record Low Danube Water Levels Documented

Photographs show the Danube River at its historically lowest water levels, not seen in human memory.

Several public safety concerns are making headlines, including a rape of a young hiker in the Bakony Mountains and a case involving an intellectually disabled woman who was repeatedly raped, with the accused released from custody. In legal developments, a new Asset Recovery and Protection Office law has taken effect. Meanwhile, a sophisticated phone scam defrauded a woman of 146 million forints, and police seized half a kilogram of crystal meth during a traffic stop.

24.hu: Young Hiker Raped in the Bakony Mountains; Suspect Arrested

A young hiker was sexually assaulted in the Bakony Mountains, and a 49-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the crime.

24.hu: Intellectually Disabled Woman Repeatedly Raped, Released from Custody, Missed…

A man accused of repeatedly raping an intellectually disabled young woman was released from custody and failed to appear for trials.

24.hu: Asset Recovery and Protection Office Law Takes Effect

The law establishing the Asset Recovery and Protection Office has been signed by Ágnes Forsthoffer and is now in effect.

24.hu: 146 Million Forints Scammed from Woman in Csömör via Single Phone Call

A woman in Csömör was defrauded of 146 million forints through a single phone call, highlighting a sophisticated scam operation.

24.hu: Half a Kilo of Crystal Meth Found Under Seat During Traffic Stop

During a traffic stop, police discovered half a kilogram of crystal methamphetamine hidden under a seat in a car.

A Hungarian family is facing the prospect of repaying six times the 28 million forints they initially received, as a 13-year legal battle with a bank nears its conclusion.

Telex: 28 million received, must repay six times as much if 13-year legal battle ends

A family who received 28 million forints is facing a situation where they might have to repay six times that amount to the bank if their 13-year legal dispute concludes.