Hungarian Parliament lifts immunity of opposition leader Péter Magyar over theft allegations

Hungarian lawmakers voted to lift the parliamentary immunity of opposition leader Péter Magyar, allowing prosecution over allegations he threw a man's phone into the Danube after filming him without permission two years ago. The move, which also stripped immunity from two former Orbán-era ministers, is widely seen as politically motivated ahead of elections. This escalates the ruling party's pressure on Magyar, a prominent challenger to Prime Minister Orbán.