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Infographics illustrate the latest waiting list figures, which operations most people are waiting for, and the length of the queue.

According to documents obtained by Atlatszo by order of a Hungarian court, requests made by the Sovereignty Protection Office to several institutions appear to exceed the legal mandate of the organization.

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.

To build or not to build, that is the question – but who decides?

Instead of the indefinitely postponed MotoGP track in Hajdúnánás, they now want to build an industrial park, go-kart tracks and a university centre.

Count, count and count again – and all for what?

A graph showing the salaries of EU heads of government in relation to the average wage of their country. The Hungarian PM is the clear leader.

In 2024, 789 women mayors will have been elected in our country, down from 575 in 2010.

Most of the claims about Tisza's support are driven by wishful thinking, even though there is data to show where his voters came from.

In our reply to the Sovereignty Protection Office today, we have denied, on legal grounds, that we are obliged to answer the questions they asked.

Analysis of the EP election results at the municipal level with infographics from Átló.

German residents have been protesting against a battery recycler since September, with nearly 8,000 comments submitted to the licensing procedure.

Several countries are investigating intercountry adoptions for irregularities. Meanwhile, around 200 Hungarian children are being adopted abroad every year.

Atlatszo has repeatedly voiced its reservations about the law on the protection of sovereignty adopted at the end of last year.

SungEel's plant, which was closed down last summer, has been cleared of irregularities according to the authority, so it can restart its operation.

Infographics on the payroll situation of Hungarian university teachers.

A decision to invalidate in the lawless land of vote counts.

Every year, the publicly funded Civic Hungary Foundation donates significant sums to the CÖF Foundation's operations and events.

One of the men convinced in the child abuse case that led to the resignation of Hungary's president, Béla Kunstár, appears to have worked in children’s summer camp during his probation, funded by the Prime Minister's Office.

NATO has no mechanism by which it could force a member state into a military conflict, even by invoking Article 5. Meanwhile, Hungary is providing logistical support to the arming of Ukraine, much decried by Orbán.