The Hungarian Parliament overwhelmingly approved the creation of the National Asset Recovery Office (NVVH) on Tuesday. This new office aims to reclaim funds allegedly misappropriated during the previous administrations led by Viktor Orban. The initiative was proposed by the ruling Tisza party, headed by conservative Prime Minister Peter Magyar. The move signals a clear departure from Orban’s long-term governance. Supporters argue the office will ensure accountability and transparency in the use of public funds. Critics suggest the effort is politically motivated, aiming to distance the current government from its predecessor. The NVVH's establishment marks a significant development in Hungary’s political landscape.