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Drought and budgets spent to relieve effected regions peaked this summer, but it remains unclear how the billions allocated for the "drought protection action plan" were spent.

An international team of journalists including Átlátszó found that the chemical industry shapes the very documents on which regulators rely.

The railway between Debrecen and Nagykereki was one of the busiest branch lines but the interests of a Chinese corporation took precedence over those of the residents.

Magic roundabout in Hungary that connects no roads cost over 1.5 million Euros provided by the EU.

Vitaliy Portnikov explains the goal behind Russia's drone incursions and the futility of expecting oscow to stop its aggression even if its current demands are met.

The Budapest Regional Court annulled the environmental permit of the Samsung battery factory of Göd, ruling that the permit was issued illegally.

We spoke with Rozana Tuzsanszka, co-founder of the Transcarpathian news portal Varosh, about Russian disinformation affecting Transcarpathia and the media situation there.

Hungary continues to rely on Russia for energy imports, which brings economic benefits in the short term but increasing vulnerability in the long term.

"By 2022, nearly all independent outlets were exiled or banned. Overnight, we became criminals." Interview with Taisia Bekbulatova.

We interviewed volunteers in the Transcarpathian town of Uzhhorod who help internally displace people and collect donations for their own neighbors serving on the front.

The government campaign to introduce the foreign agent law shows how 21st-century authoritarianism works.

Online rumors about child sexual abuse against Viktor Orbán’s deputy Zsolt Semjén has been brought into the political mainstream by a heated exchange in the Hungarian parliament.

Our investigation shows how poor waste management in Transcarpathia, compounded by Russia’s war, has worsened the river’s pollution.

Átlátszó uncovered a document that reveals the role of the richest man in Hungary in the secretive Hatvanpuszta project of the prime minister's father.

The winning bidder is a long-time favorite of sucessive governments despite the owners' involvement in document forgery.

The Prime Minister was sighted with Hungary's richest man as luxury yachts of oligarchs lined up at the Adriatic sea.

Viewing Viktor Orbán's anti-Ukrainian policy as a threat to security, the new German government could push for the removal of Hungary's voting right and EU funds.

The plane is tied to Mária Schmidt, a long-time Fidesz ally whose organizations regularly receive massive amounts of public funds.

Due to downsizing and "permanent suspensions," there is a shortage of 7,181 hospital beds in Hungarian hospitals, including 3,437 beds for active treatment.

Viktor Orbán’s party may lose the popular vote by over 5 points and still win a parliamentary majority, as local districts are gerrymandered heavily in the ruling party’s favor.