After a lengthy freedom-of-information lawsuit, Átlátszó obtained more than a thousand documents detailing media purchases under two government communication framework agreements worth a combined HUF 125 billion.

Two months earlier, the same ministry responded to our data request about the previous government's overpriced procurement of toy bikes, which were used to boost Fidesz candidates' campaigns.

After the case of a missing, then found 15 years-old Danish girl made international news, Átlátszó was able to contact the mother of the Hungarian man accused of kidnapping her.

At the end of July, Árpád Habony changed his registered address from Budapest to a villa in Varese. This is not the first sign that the former prime minister’s inner circle is setting up shop in the northern Italian city.

Trump’s State Department has announced a grant program to support "sovereignist" in Europe. The new U.S. branch of the Danube Institute, which was previously funded by Hungarian government money, could be one of its beneficiaries.

Danube Institute, a state-funded Orbán-era think-tank quietly set up a US entity to salvage their network, apparently represented by Elon Musk’s lawyer.