Péter Magyar, the current Prime Minister, was interrogated by the Central Investigative Prosecutor's Office as a suspect in an unspecified mobile phone case. He made a brief statement, denying the accusations against him.

444: The Central Investigative Prosecutor's Office Questioned the Prime Minister

The Prime Minister was questioned as a suspect. Péter Magyar stated, 'I made a short statement, I did not admit to the crime I am accused of' regarding the mobile phone case.

24.hu: Magyar Péter interrogated by the Central Investigating Prosecutor's Office.

Magyar Péter stated that he was interrogated by the Central Investigating Prosecutor's Office.

The 'Tisztítótűz' operation, known as the gold convoy case, has expanded with five new suspects, including three police officers and the brother of Zoltán Szathmáry, a candidate for chief prosecutor. The investigation is reportedly complex, involving internal conflicts between recovery offices and the prosecution.

444: Gold Convoy, Toy Motorcycle, Suspicions, and Confiscations: What's the Deal…

The 'Tisztítótűz' operation is entangled in dismissals, rescinded appointments, numerous reports, and an internal conflict between the asset recovery office and the prosecution. Despite promises of accountability, the accumulation of cases over 16 years makes tracking progress difficult.

24.hu: Five suspects in the gold convoy case, one is the brother of former chief…

There are now five suspects in the gold convoy case, one of whom is the brother of Zoltán Szathmáry, a former candidate for chief prosecutor.

Telex: Police officers also suspected in gold convoy case

In the gold convoy case, three police officers have been suspected alongside János Hajdu and a former AH department head; these officers allegedly went to the TEK to detain Ukrainians and have reportedly confessed.

Bús Balázs, a former Fidesz mayor and deputy head of the National Cultural Fund, had his diplomatic passports revoked by the current foreign minister. He reportedly did not return them, likely due to his arrest on corruption charges.

24.hu: Bús Balázs, former Fidesz mayor, received diplomatic passports three times…

Bús Balázs, a former mayor of Óbuda affiliated with Fidesz, received diplomatic passports three times under Fidesz governments. The current foreign minister revoked his permission to use them after the change of government, but he reportedly did not return them, likely due to his arrest.

Experts are skeptical that the new KATA tax rate changes will effectively curb the black economy. Simultaneously, Hungary's food market is facing significant challenges, with producers, distributors, and small shops struggling due to price caps, high VAT, and competition from foreign goods.

24.hu: Experts doubt KATA tax changes will prevent 'many from moving to the black…

The KATA tax rate is increasing, the pension fund will be larger, companies can be invoiced again, and it's possible to do KATA as a side job. Experts consulted on the government's plans expressed significant doubts.

Telex: Hungary's food market: producers and chains suffer

Producers, distributors, and small shops in Hungary's food market are facing ruin due to price caps, price monitoring, high VAT, and foreign goods; even larger foreign players are not immune.

A shocking case of modern-day slavery has been reported in Nagykőrös, where victims allegedly received minimal food and lived in constant fear.

24.hu: Modern-day slavery in Nagykőrös: ten dekagrams of bologna and constant fear…

A case of modern-day slavery in Nagykőrös involved victims receiving only ten dekagrams of bologna and living in constant fear.