
Hungary strips PM Magyar and two ex-ministers of immunity in historic anti-corruption move
Hungary’s parliament has voted to lift the legal immunity of Prime Minister Peter Magyar and two former ministers from Viktor Orban’s government, enabling criminal probes. Magyar, facing a theft charge from a 2024 nightclub incident, requested the waiver to clear his name. The move marks the first time a sitting Hungarian PM has lost immunity and the first major corruption cases against top Orban-era figures. Fidesz boycotted the vote, calling it a political show trial, while Magyar’s government frames it as a key step in its anti-corruption agenda.











