Hungary’s political firestorm intensifies as Fidesz accuses the new Tisza-led government of launching a crackdown—claiming prosecutors raided their server offices in an alleged bid to silence them. With Prime Minister Peter Magyar’s administration promising EU alignment and rule-of-law reforms, Fidesz frames the raid as a return to authoritarian tactics reminiscent of pre-1990 Hungary. Tisza remains silent on the raid, though Magyar says he’s awaiting official details. The move follows ongoing investigations into past grant allocations allegedly favoring Fidesz-linked groups, fueling fears of a deepening power struggle in Budapest.
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