Prosecutor’s office suddenly eager to investigate suspicious cases in Hungary, which speaks volumes about fallen regime

Following Fidesz's defeat on April 12, the prosecutor's office has become more active in investigating cases previously ignored, including those involving the Hungarian Central Bank and Viktor Orbán's brother. This sudden activity is seen as a reaction to the political climate and the new government's accountability promises. The text discusses the implications of these investigations, the potential for plea bargains, and the reactions of those within the political elite who may be implicated.