Hungarian Parliament Strips PM Immunity

The Hungarian Parliament overwhelmingly approved the Attorney General's request to lift Prime Minister Péter Márki-Zay's immunity over allegations of stealing a mobile phone in 2024. A total of 139 MPs voted in favor of the decision, with no opposition. Márki-Zay himself had requested the immunity to be lifted, affirming his willingness to cooperate with the investigation. In June 2024, Márki-Zay reportedly snatched a phone from someone filming at a nightclub and threw the device into the Danube River, claiming that previous authorities were behind this provocation. This development is part of legal proceedings related to the charges against him.

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