"Today brings good news for Hungary," European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said in a statement. "This is a welcome step in the fight against fraud and corruption. The people of Hungary will now have a safeguard in place to ensure EU funds work in their interest."
Hungary to join European Prosecutor's Office, allowing probes into Orbán-era corruption allegations
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The EPPO can investigate EU fund misuse dating as far back as June 2021, meaning it can look into corruption allegations against Viktor Orbán's government. View on euronews
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