BBC News reports that Hungarian investigators say they found nearly $20m in cash — wads of banknotes in safes, buried in woodlands, and hidden in farm buildings — during a probe into Miklós Seszták, a former minister under Viktor Orbán accused of taking bribes, which he denies. The seizure is part of new Prime Minister Péter Magyar's anti-corruption drive, dubbed "Operation Purgatory", while Orbán calls the related detention of his brother political revenge.