Hungary’s political transition deepened on Thursday as the new Tisza government officially took power, ending the country’s six-year state of emergency while fresh controversies erupted around a HUF 1.3 trillion Orbán-era deal and reports of oligarch-linked private jet movements. Meanwhile, a serious train derailment and Russia’s largest drone strike on Transcarpathia added further tension to an already dramatic day.
Today’s top Hungary news story:
- Former government’s last hit is a HUF 1.3 trillion deal with Orbán-affiliated company, documents show
Train accident:
- Train derailment leaves passenger seriously injured, Hungary’s transport minister heads to scene – UPDATE: Vitézy
New Tisza government
- Hungary’s 6-year state of emergency officially ends: what changes now?
- New decree reveals Tisza ministers’ responsibilities in detail — guest workers, energy policy, EU funds
- Hungary’s new Tisza government formally takes over, sweeping ministry overhaul begins
Russian attack on Transcarpathia:
- New FM Anita Orbán held first talk with Russia’s ambassador after biggest drone strike on Transcarpathia
Former Fidesz government:
- Aviation transponders expose private jets: are oligarchs linked to the Orbán system preparing an escape?
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