Hungary to Open Communist Secret Police Archives; Orbán Claims Recruitment Attempt

Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán claims the communist-era secret service tried to recruit him and later monitored him after he refused, as his government announces public access to secret police archives. The move is likely politically motivated, potentially aimed at discrediting political rivals ahead of elections. The veracity of Orbán's claims and the archives' completeness remain uncertain.

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