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Politico (8 June 2026)

Gabriel GAVIN, Max GRIERA and Zoya SHEFTALOVICH

The head of the Hungarian Integrity Authority claims top officials oversaw a scheme to systematically defraud the public purse.

Top officials in the government of former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán should be investigated over billions of euros in missing EU funds, the country’s anti-corruption watchdog told POLITICO.

The call to retrieve the missing money comes as Orbán’s successor, Péter Magyar, tries to convince Brussels that the country is ready to receive more than €10 billion in EU cash frozen due to rule-of-law concerns.

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