- Amidst calls for EU membership, Ukraine seeks accession talks while Hungary faces leadership challenges and casts vetoes against entry.
- The political crisis in Hungary intensifies as leadership challenges mount, with the EP noting the country has lost its democratic status.
- The Hungarian parliament has formed investigative committees to look into alleged corruption and the widespread misuse of public funds.
- Hungary adopted legislation establishing an asset recovery office.
The State Protection Authority in Hungary, led by Miklós Ligeti and Anna Unger, is leading the new Asset Recovery Office while facing scrutiny over corruption and post-election tensions.
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The State Protection Authority in Hungary, led by Miklós Ligeti and Anna Unger, is leading the new Asset Recovery Office while facing scrutiny over corruption and post-election tensions.
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Hungary
country in Central Europe
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Miklós Ligeti
Hungarian jurist, civil rights advocate (1977–)
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