Hungarian Parliament Removes Prime Minister’s Immunity
The Hungarian Parliament has overwhelmingly voted to lift the immunity of Prime Minister Péter Márki-Zay, following a request from the Office of the Attorney General. This comes amid accusations of theft of a mobile phone in June 2024, when he reportedly snatched a phone from someone filming him at a nightclub and threw it into the Danube River. A total of 139 deputies voted in favor of the decision, with opposition factions protesting the investigation of other deputies' immunity. This move is part of a criminal case opened against him, with Márki-Zay confirming his readiness to cooperate with the investigation and claiming that previous authorities tried to provoke him.
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