Hungary's incoming Prime Minister Péter Magyar has made it clear that his government will overturn Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's decision to leave the ICC.
The plans thus mean that arrest warrants issued by the ICC will be complied with, Magyar announced.
There has been an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu since 2024. If Netanyahu accepts Hungary's invitation to Budapest in October, he risks being arrested.
"If a country is a member of the ICC and a wanted person is in our country, then the person must be arrested," Magyar reportedly told a reporter.
