Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has re-entered the political arena following a period away. He has issued strong warnings about potential economic consequences under the current Tisza government, specifically referencing what he terms “debt slavery.” The specifics of his criticisms are detailed in a report by Daily News Hungary. Orbán's statements mark a significant return to active political commentary after a period of relative silence. The article suggests a growing tension between Orbán and the current leadership. Further details regarding the nature of the "debt slavery" claim and the government's response are available in the linked report. This development signals a potential shift in Hungarian political discourse.