Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar says his government will investigate alleged wrongdoing linked to Viktor Orbán and his previous administration. Magyar tells lawmakers that investigative committees will be created to examine claims of corruption and abuses of power. Multiple outlets report that the plan involves setting up parliamentary or party-backed committees designed to review misconduct allegations associated with Orbán’s time in office.
The accounts describe Magyar as proposing the probes in the context of his party’s position in Parliament, where he says it holds a parliamentary majority. The move is presented as an effort to scrutinize the previous government’s actions rather than as a specific allegation tied to a single incident in these reports.
While the sources agree on Magyar’s pledge to establish investigative committees and the general purpose of examining corruption and abuse-of-power claims, they do not detail particular cases, targets, or timelines for the investigations. The reports therefore focus on the announcement itself and the government’s stated commitment to inquiry.
