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

Price-capped electricity and gas is the cheapest in Hungary within the EU, but above-average consumption will cost significantly more.

Hungary’s government has pledged to gift real estate worth 37.5 million euros to Fudan Hungary University Foundation. The newly established...

This is what Atlatszo wrote last week: The expansion of Rosatom: spreading Russian influence by building nuclear reactors The state-owned...

This is what Atlatszo wrote this week: Prime minister Orban’s son-in-law bought a luxury holiday villa near Lake Balaton István...

This is what Atlatszo wrote this week: This is how Hungarian villages fought back against planned nuclear waste repositories in...

This is what Atlatszo wrote this week: Mészáros & family, Huawei and ZTE to profit from Budapest-Belgrade railway reconstruction The...

This is what Atlatszo wrote last week: Interactive map: see the movement of Hungarian migrants and refugees after the Treaty...

This is what Atlatszo wrote this week: Orban’s spin doctor granted diplomatic passport despite holding no official government role The...

This is what Atlatszo wrote this week: Fidesz party foundation paid PACE member for dubious research during democracy probe The...

This is what Atlatszo wrote this week: A forest was cut down to allow the Samsung factory to expand; locals...