Hungary anti-corruption probe uncovers $20m in hidden assets linked to ex-minister

Hungary's new government has uncovered nearly $20 million in cash and assets hidden in forests and buildings as part of a bribery investigation into a former minister, signaling a major anti-corruption push targeting the previous Orban administration. The probe marks a significant political shift, with the new government actively investigating alleged graft under its predecessor. The full scope of the investigation and potential charges remain unclear, but the discovery suggests systemic corruption and could have political repercussions.

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