After first disappearing, Hungarian minister Szijjártó speaks out, alleging foreign interference (11 days after the election)

In this week's digest of Hungarian politics after the election: foreign minister Péter Szijjártó breaks his silence to give a three-hour TV interview, where he claims he doesn't know how his oldest friend got €718,000 from the foreign ministry, or his own wife €15,000 of jewellery. Meanwhile, suspicions over €20m in state jackpot payouts, new Tisza cabinet appointments, and an investigation into the Hungarian National Bank.