Hungary Faces Political Crisis Over Corruption Scandal
Former insider's leaked audio recording sparks protests and calls for government resignations.
- Former Hungarian government insider Peter Magyar releases audio recording implicating top officials in corruption.
- Thousands protest in Budapest demanding resignations of Prime Minister Viktor Orban and chief prosecutor.
- Recording reveals attempts to manipulate court documents in a graft case, intensifying political crisis.
- Magyar, now an opposition figure, plans to form a new political party to challenge Orban's government.
- Prosecutors to analyze recording as evidence; political tensions rise ahead of European parliamentary elections.