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From Argentina to Norway – Átlátszó in the foreign press 2016
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If there’s one thing Viktor Orbán is good at, it’s to make Hungary interesting for foreign people, albeit not in a good way. From residency bonds to the anti-refugee referendum, here are some examples when Átlátszó helped to explain what was happening in the country.
Bloomberg (international)
Hungary’s PM Wants the Olympic Games
Foreign Policy (international)
Is Hungary’s Leader Giving Up on Europe?
OCCRP (international)
Ukrainian Top Officials Involved in Secret Offshore Deals
Hungary: Companies Close to Orban Government Get Stadium Contracts
The Faces of Romanian Extremism
Deutsche Welle (Germany)
Hungary’s double standard: Orban welcomes foreigners if they pay up, but rejects poor migrants
Hungary’s newspaper of record Nepszabadsag faces oblivion
Ungarn: Wer profitiert von EU-Geldern?
The Telegraph (UK)
Voice of America (USA)
Hungary’s Orbán: Autocrat or Misunderstood Provocateur?
US News (USA)
Bivol (Bulgaria)
Stolen Millions from Romania Have Returned to Bulgaria
Tages-Anzeiger (Switzerland)
Zuger Apartment beschäftigt Ungarn
ORF (Austria)
Orbans saudischer Nachbar wird vom FBI gesucht
Der Standard (Austria)
Ungarn: Der unheimliche Erfolg des Lőrinc Mészáros
Junge Welt (Germany)
Ein Schlag gegen die Pressefreiheit
Aftenposten (Norway)
Bruker 430 millioner for å få befolkningen til å si nei til migranter
Hva skjer når høyrepopulistene får makt? Ungarn har testet ut de mørkeblå ideene i praksis.
Dagbladet (Norway)
Hoy Día Córdoba (Argentina)
Hungría: sobre referendos y refugiados
La Diaria (Uruguay)
De lujo – Denuncian a empresarios vinculados al gobierno de Hungría por lavado de activos en Uruguay
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