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Atlatszo has won a number of important cases and exposed the truth about how public money is used. Here are our most important findings from 2023.

Legislative trickery was used to fund NGOs that entered into electoral alliances with local candidates of Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party.

Medihotel, castle hotel, wellness centre: none of them have been completed, even though they cost taxpayers billions.

The Urban Civic Fund has served as a tool to finance local GONGOs. This year, several newly created youth groups were awarded millions of HUFs.

This is a collaborative bulletin researched by the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project’s seven investigative outlets.

This is a collaborative bulletin researched by the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project’s seven investigative outlets.

Atlatszo covered a range of topics last year. In this article we have collected the most important stories from 2023.

The EU-funded project was built in such poor quality first time, that they decided to demolish it.

The office of Mayor Gergely Karácsony used questionable procedures.

This is a collaborative bulletin researched by the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project’s seven investigative outlets.

While Hungary fears foreign interference and has passed a law to protect its sovereignty, the Orbán government is building a political network in the United States using Hungarian taxpayers' money.

The government-friendly think-thank, Antall József Knowledge Centre spent tens of million of taxpayers money for travel and accomodation for years.

Joint statement by independent editorial offices on the new authority created yesterday.

Fidesz-affiliated think tanks will produce all kinds of research and studies for the Prime Minister's Office by the end of 2026.

Companies that were not even suitable for the job applied to build a cycle path.

We have used infographics to show how many teachers have resigned, and what the situation is with replacements.

Industrial land - this is how the Szeged municipality explains why it paid twenty times more per hectare for the land owned by Sándor Csányi.

There is no accurate data on the waste generated at the Samsung factory, according to documents from the plant's environmental procedure.

András Kupper, as a Member of Parliament in 2009, complained in Parliament that "the government wants to make money off of sick people".

This is a collaborative bulletin researched by the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project’s seven investigative outlets.