Hungary strips PM Magyar of immunity in historic vote, opening probe into Danube phone incident
Hungarian parliament voted unanimously to lift the immunity of Prime Minister Peter Magyar and two former ministers from Viktor Orbán’s government. The move allows prosecutors to pursue a 2024 theft case involving Magyar and corruption charges against ex-ministers Balázs Hankó and Miklós Seszták. Magyar, who requested the waiver to clear his name, remains in office but faces potential legal consequences if convicted.
