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Tamás Bodoky, editor-in-chief of Atlatszo, told Media1 that he believes there is a coordinated campaign behind the events of the past few days to attack the investigative nonprofit from actors close to the ruling party Fidesz using the methods of Putin's Russia.

According to the police, a third of the sixty criminal proceedings were suspended due to an unknown offender and six investigations were closed.

In this dramatic moment, which is both a milestone and a beacon of light in Pharos, but also a crime signal, we cannot remain silent about the fact that Atlatszo is not in a foreign payroll, does not work for orders, has no intention of obstructing national goals, is not part of any backroom power, and does not eat other people's lunch.

According to Átlátszó's information, timber export has been going on - with the approval of authorities - since the adoption of the 'export ban' undisturbed.

Atlatszo covered a range of topics this year. In this article we have collected the most important stories.

Behind the pro-Kremlin, conspiracy and alt-right disinformation ecosystem in Central and Eastern Europe. Who trumpets the anti-western symphony?

We analysed the seven questions of the Hungarian national consultation survey about Russian energy sanctions.

The municipality is questioning the responsibility of the former manager.

The cost of utility and road improvements at the Göd battery factory has more than doubled, to HUF 92 billion.

The quantity and price are unknown because the govt has classified the Turkish purchases for 30 years.

We first tested this commitment and, somewhat to our own surprise, our application for this working group was accepted.

Failed public projects, unpaid subcontractors, bankrupt companies – we have uncovered a case of suspected corruption involving half the country....

In 2019, Átlátszó investigated the landfill in Királyszentistván which caught fire three times that year, covering the area around Balatonfűzfő with thick black smoke, soot and ash.

Our story revealed that Hungarian and Turkish oligarchs are profiting from the military purchases.

Atlatszo first reported on the workings of the former Socialist politicians turned data magicians nearly three years ago.

We wanted to know how much he works for this high salary but the Foundation "does not keep any records" about it.

The giant battery plant being built on the outskirts of Iváncsa will ruin the once quiet village, say opponents of the project.

Atlatszo recently discovered that László Szíjj did not fly to Africa in late September in the famous aircraft previously used by PM Viktor Orbán.

Roma refugees fleeing to Hungary from Ukraine are in a highly vulnerable situation: they mostly grew up in isolated slums,...

Russian instructors such as Denis Ryauzov, a member of the pro-Putin Night Wolves visited Hungary multiple times and trained soldiers of the Hungarian Defense Forces.