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Andrea Várkonyi’s company is listing journalists as friends or enemies on behalf of the Hungarian Research Network (HUN-REN), which contracted them for PR tasks.

Only a handful of baseball teams exist in Hungary, however, last year's renewal of the sports association ended in a scandal that has continued ever since.

While the Hungarian prime minister threatens civil society over foreign founding, he has no hangsup about his party’s organizations taking money from abroad.

For years, Átlátszó reported on the extravagant spending of the Hungarian National Bank - now, after the bank's former president has fallen out with Orbán, a state audit is confirming all our suspicions.

Consistent with the Orbán government's tactics a disinformation campaign is impersonating opposition MEPs, using the LGBTQ Pride controvery to smear them.

Péter Szijjártó decided to use an ultra long-range jet for a trip to Slovakia, saving himself 1.5 hours at the cost of millions in taxpayers' forints.

András László, who was involved in an NGO funded by The Federalist Society is to look at USAID funding of Hungarian NGOs, a likely prelude to a government crackdown against civil society.

The semi-official government paper Magyar Nemzet lost 24 lawsuits, while Átlátszó, Magyar Hang and RTL won all of their cases.

While Hungarian perpetrators are facing long prison sentences for people smuggling, their foreign sponsors walked free thanks to a goverment decree. We interview two former members of an Iraqi-led trafficking gang.

After joining an opposition party, former army chief-of-staff Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi was slammed by pro-government media for an expensive mansion. We looked into how the construction of the residence got approved.

Long-time Fidesz campaigner Gyula Balásy's companies are winning communication contracts with no real competition.