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After a lengthy freedom-of-information lawsuit, Átlátszó obtained more than a thousand documents detailing media purchases under two government communication framework agreements worth a combined HUF 125 billion.

At the end of July, Árpád Habony changed his registered address from Budapest to a villa in Varese. This is not the first sign that the former prime minister’s inner circle is setting up shop in the northern Italian city.

Danube Institute, a state-funded Orbán-era think-tank quietly set up a US entity to salvage their network, apparently represented by Elon Musk’s lawyer.

A new grant program by the US State Department appears to be designed to fund the European network of right-wing think tanks and influence groups that the Orbán governments have spent a fortune to cultivate.

The same company received a commission following the Center for Fundamental Rights’ purchase of a villa worth billions, and paid a success fee of 50 million forints plus VAT to the company owned by a former Fidesz state secretary.

The Orbán-era MCC’s Brussels branch fails to mention the organization’s ties to the semi-national MCC Foundation in Hungary.

Zoltán Dézsy is attempting to find missing pieces of the Seuso Treasure. Police ordered a search of his home in a criminal case involving the theft of archaeological artifacts.

A long data request lawsuit revealed the reason behind 61 fines levied at the Göd Samsung SDI factory, which could still be only the tip of the iceberg of the plant's violations.

The head of the Taiwanese diplomatic mission in Hungary spoke about the island’s democratic transition, the military and diplomatic threats posed by China, and relations with the United States.

As the media landscape, political environment, and audience habits have changed, Átlátszó has also evolved — but its core mission has not.