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- Parliament elected analyst Anna Unger to lead the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office on 1 Sept.
- The NVVH, created in July, will trace misused public assets and refer officials for prosecution.
- Fidesz and KDNP MPs walked out, calling the office a “new ÁVH” and warning of political targeting.
- Prime Minister Péter Magyar must meet EU anti-corruption milestones by Aug. 31 to retain €6.51 billion grants and €3.92 billion loans.
