Hungary continues to rely on Russia for energy imports, which brings economic benefits in the short term but increasing vulnerability in the long term.

Overnight, Ukrainian scammers have become one of the country’s biggest threats according to pro-government media, not long after Putin, followed by Orbán warned against Ukrainian cybercrime.

Russian supermarket chain Mere is set to debut in Hungary, with help from a businessman with convenient connections inside the government.

Representatives of the organizations first investigated by the Orbán government's new Sovereignty Protection Office speak out.

The statement by the PM's advisor that "1956 teaches us not to resist Russian opression" exposed a core reason of the Orbán government's treatment of the war in Ukraine.

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.

People connected to the Hungarian services have set up a "business intelligence academy". According to a national security expert interviewed by Átlátszó, sensitive national security know-how could be leaked to unauthorised persons.

An EU signature collection initiative aiming to support Hungarian minorities abroad has taken a strange turn. Filmmaker László Pesty convinced...

He has lived in Hungary for forty years, has a Hungarian wife and children, but his permanent residence permit has...

The management board of the Russian-led International Investment Bank (IIB) held its first meeting in its new headquarters, Budapest, this week. The...