Hungarian PM's Immunity Lifted Over Phone Theft Allegations
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The Hungarian Parliament has voted to strip Prime Minister Péter Madyar of his parliamentary immunity, allowing an investigation into allegations that he stole a man's phone and threw it into the Danube in 2024. Madyar, who was an MEP at the time, admitted taking the phone but denied theft, claiming it was an attempt to stop a provocateur. The case was initially suspended due to Madyar's immunity but was reopened after he became PM and asked for his immunity to be lifted.
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