Orbán’s brother detained in Hungary as corruption investigations reach former PM’s inner circle
Áron Orbán is suspected of involvement in people smuggling, in a case linked to illegal sale of work permits to foreigners
Áron Orbán is suspected of involvement in people smuggling, in a case linked to illegal sale of work permits to foreigners
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Orbán denies the allegation; the claim surfaces amid Hungary’s opening of communist-era secret police files
The investigative media Átlátszó obtained the figures after more than two years of litigation
For the new government, the move is presented as completing the “regime change” and restoring transparency after decades of selective access
The former PM has shown interest but has been reluctant to enter without confidence of winning; an announcement could be deferred until after U.S. midterm elections
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The vote clears the way for separate criminal investigations as Magyar’s government steps up scrutiny of alleged corruption under Viktor Orbán
Átlátszó keeps uncovering how public money was spent in the Orbán years. This time the trail leads to a shell company invited to organise championships worth more than €10 million.
The inquiry represents one of the most significant early actions by the government of Prime Minister Péter Magyar