Hungary’s post-election anti-corruption drive under Prime Minister Péter Magyar has produced multiple detentions of former Orbán administration officials on graft, bribery, and misuse of public funds charges, including two ex-ministers in September and October plus the central bank governor in late October. The most recent development occurred on November 10 when authorities detained Orbán’s brother Áron in a people-smuggling and influence-peddling probe tied to residence permits issued in 2024. Parallel investigations, including one involving the March 2026 detention of Ukrainian bank couriers, are described by prosecutors as nearing completion and could extend to Orbán himself. Orbán and Fidesz have labeled the actions politically motivated, while the government frames them as accountability for prior rule. These proceedings continue into the final weeks of 2026 alongside scheduled asset recoveries and further searches.