Péter Magyar to AP: The first ten minutes are not the most exciting in mafia movies

Hungary's Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced the initiation of accountability for assets misused by the previous government, emphasizing the need for adherence to the rule of law. He acknowledged public demand for accountability and asset recovery while stressing that the process must respect democratic principles. Despite previous arrests of officials for corruption, he feels pressure for quicker results but insists on building a law-based democracy. He also discussed Hungary's financial penalties from the EU regarding migration, expressing hope for a resolution by year-end. Additionally, he addressed Hungary-Ukraine relations, highlighting recent legislative changes and the importance of historical acknowledgment. Magyar expressed skepticism about Ukraine's expedited EU membership, advocating for merit-based accession. He introduced a wealth tax aimed at addressing social inequality, expecting significant revenue to support tax reductions for citizens, despite mixed reactions…