Viktória Sziget Kft. dreamed of a castle hotel, then went bankrupt. The building, worth half a billion in 2007, has been vacant ever since.

For years, the authorities did not reply to our newspaper - finally Ákos Hadházy's selfie helped.

Based on our complaint, NAV is investigating the case, but OLAF has not yet looked into the project.

It is completely absurd, as they were looking for experts to investigate the regularity of the tenders, especially with regard to the use of EU funds.

We believe that the significant overpricing violates the requirement of efficient and effective financial management with the European Union budget and thereby endangers the financial interests of the European Union.

A new call for applications has been published by the Integrity Authority to fill the places of the resigned non-governmental members of the Anti-Corruption Working Group.

Toilets for HUF 1 million in the middle of the nothing. No expense was spared.

We sued the Hungarian Directorate-General for Social Affairs and Child Protection and won: the organization had to disclose exactly what was in the annexes to the framework contract for food packages for the poor distributed with EU money.

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

The mayor demands correction and an apology: the first hearing of the case will take place next Friday at the Metropolitan Court of Justice.

In their submission, referring to our story, they write that the cases that have come to light suggest that "systemic errors occur" in the selection of certain projects using EU funds.