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Orbán dominoes start falling: Hungary’s accountability drive reaches ex-Fidesz ministers (Day 135 of the Tisza government)

Summary by EU Observer
With ex-ministers facing bribery charges and a motorway concession worth €65bn under fire, the Tisza government’s push for accountability is starting to hit the wallets and freedom of the Orbán-era elite.

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Hungarian criminal authorities have relatively quickly reached the political level of corruption, and two former ministers of Orbán's government could find themselves behind bars within days.

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EU Observer broke the news in Brussels, Belgium on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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