A series of articles by Átlátszó exposing the overpricing of EU-funded food aid packages has been named among the six finalists for the Helen Darbishire Award.
The organisation was sanctioned by the United Kingdom in May 2026.
The animal welfare foundation paid over 526,000 Euros for communication services to companies owned by oligarch Gyula Balásy.
In the summer, Atlatszo exposed the Orbán-allied Center's scheme with the fugitive Polish politician Marcin Romanowski, which is now being investigated by the Hungarian police.
Railway ballast bonding works commissioned by the national railways may have been carried out without the mandatory engineering plans requiered by the national railway company's own regualation.
The two battery waste management companies belonging to the ALTEO group challenged the ruling, arguing that used batteries are products for sale rather than waste.
Over 25 years after Hungary’s 1990s oil scandals, crucial documents that could explse the links between criminal gangs, the police, and politicians are held back by the authorities.
Former construction minister János Lázár has been fined over 35,000 Euros by the local forestry authority for constructions in a forest without permit.
Atlatszo is rasing funds for a documentary following journalist Zsuzsa Bodnár as she investigates the costs of Hungary's "battery rush".
More than 2.75 billion Euros in assets had returned to direct Hungarian state ownership after the new parliament began dismantling Hungary’s system of public-interest asset management foundations, or KEKVAs.
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The Animal Protection Is Our Common Cause Foundation launched suspiciously worded public producement tenders and spent less then half of its funds on animal welfare.
A company that made massive profits from government advertising deals funneled billions into real estate investments and corporate spinoffs.
Made to raise water levels in response to historic summer draught, the new structure has caused the riverbed to deepen significantly.
One of our readers has photographed the motorway tycoon returning with the 75-million-euro private OE-IAV jet after a 3-day trip to Mauritius.
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.
