Hungarian PM faces phone theft allegations

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Márki-Zay faces charges of theft involving a mobile phone, making him the first head of government in the world potentially to be convicted of phone theft. The case dates back to June 2024, when he was accused of snatching a phone from a person filming him inside a nightclub in Budapest and then throwing it into the Danube River. The public prosecutor's office requested the lifting of his parliamentary immunity to proceed with the investigation. Márki-Zay did not oppose the immunity removal and described the case as fabricated, expressing hope that legal proceedings will follow.

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