The company of János Süli’s son recieved over 2 million EUR to build a cattle farm, but for 6 years no cows were seen at the property - until now.

Following investigation prompted by Átlátszó's reporting, OLAF) found serious irregularities in several EU-funded projects in Hungary.

The Békéscsaba-Lőkösháza railway line in Hungary has become significantly more expensive than originally planned. Officials found a new way to justify cost overruns.

Lőrinc Mészáros's company blames the Ukraine war on price increases when constructing water utilities of villages in Western Hungary, hundreds of kilometers from the Ukrainian border.

We present how much money was awarded, when, for what and which applicants received the most.

Budget fraud, money laundering, negligent management and restrictive agreements in public procurement of food packages for the poor – after Átlátszó published data on overpriced procurements in 2023, the Integrity Authority finally saw the need to act and called for a criminal investigation.

At least HUF 100 million in EU funding has flowed into the village in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg county, but almost all the investments have failed.

Maintenance period is over, transparency is gone: no more information about the passenger numbers and operating costs.

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

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

The Somogyvár factory should have been in operation for ten years, but it has not even been completed.