Hungarians Launch Fundraiser for Whistleblower in Opposition Surveillance Case

Hungarian citizens have launched a fundraising campaign to support a whistleblower who exposed evidence of intelligence services attempting to infiltrate the IT systems of the opposition TISZA party. The informant revealed documents showing that Hungary's intelligence apparatus was trying to penetrate the digital infrastructure of the opposition political movement. TISZA is a major opposition party in Hungary led by Péter Magyar, which has emerged as a significant challenger to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's ruling Fidesz party. The surveillance allegations represent the latest controversy in Hungary's increasingly polarized political environment, where opposition parties have frequently accused the government of using state resources to monitor and undermine political rivals.