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Hungary
The front page concentrates on political happenings in Hungary, including leadership changes, government oversight actions, and ongoing political commentary. Major stories center on the new chief prosecutor and his tenure, resignations within government bodies, and high-profile political criticisms,
Nagy Gábor Bálint was appointed as the chief prosecutor the same day as Polt Péter became a constitutional judge; both figures appear to be departing soon, with questions raised about changes in the leadership of the public prosecutor's office.
Nagy Gábor Bálint's term will end on August 25, 2026, with the prime minister commenting on who will be next in line.
After an open call, Dávid Szeverényi was named the head of the Government Control Office (KEHI) by the Prime Minister's Office.
Within two months, Kovács Gergely's other deputy mayor in the 12th district has resigned, with public messages circulating about the reasons.
The inquiry relates to budget irregularities during the 2018–2020 period concerning the Family-Friendly Hungary Center.
