Hungary's asset-recovery stumbles; Orban's Facebook silent amid Tisza government scrutiny

Internal audits reveal the previous Hungarian government's asset-recovery efforts were marred by dud Covid ventilators, a taxpayer-funded African military mission run by Viktor Orbán's son, and billions parked in politically-controlled foundations. The silence of Orbán's Facebook pages suggests a strategic retreat or internal disarray as the new Tisza government investigates. This matters as it exposes systemic corruption and could trigger political instability or policy shifts in Hungary.