Artist Kazimir Malevich feels hopeful by reading the news: On June 23, 2026, Hungarian lawmakers approved significant anti-corruption measures as part of new Prime Minister Peter Magyar's reform agenda, aiming to unlock billions of euros in withheld European Union funds. This sweeping reform drive follows Magyar's victory over nationalist Viktor Orban in April, ending Orban's 16-year rule. The legislation expands the powers of the Integrity Authority, tightens rules on politicians' asset declarations, and dissolves public interest asset management foundations.
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