A part of the agricultural building and a pavilion of the sprawling Hatvanpuszta Manor formally owned by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's father are pictured near Alcsutdoboz, Hungary on September 27, 2025. Situated 49 kilometres (18 miles) west of Budapest, near Orban's hometown of Felcsut, it has become a symbol of alleged government corruption. The premier denies claims that he is the real owner of the property and has played down the idea of it being a luxury estate, describing it as an agricultural facility still under construction.,Image: 1041032296, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no
Candidate of TISZA (Respect and Freedom) party Peter Magyar, a Hungarian lawyer, former government insider and husband of the former justice minister in Viktor Orban's cabinet Judit Varga, addresses a speech during an EU election campaign event on May 24, 2024 in Felcsut, the home-village of Hungarian Prime minister Viktor Orban. Magyar's TISZA (Respect and Freedom) party is on course to become the leading opposition party at June's European elections, with a fresh survey by pollster Median showing 25 percent support among committed voters.,Image: 876104026, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no
A part of the agricultural building and a pavilion of the sprawling Hatvanpuszta Manor formally owned by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's father are pictured near Alcsutdoboz, Hungary on September 27, 2025. Situated 49 kilometres (18 miles) west of Budapest, near Orban's hometown of Felcsut, it has become a symbol of alleged government corruption. The premier denies claims that he is the real owner of the property and has played down the idea of it being a luxury estate, describing it as an agricultural facility still under construction.,Image: 1041032296, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no
