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"Something happened" at the Paks II nuclear plant construction site, but the various parties involved in the construction offered contradictory statements.

After seeing authorities ignoring our reports, last year we decided not only to investigate but also officially report suspected cases of corruption.

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

Residency bonds, propaganda factories, family businesses - many cases of suspected corruption could have lead to the sanctioning of Orbán's second-in-command.

The Paks Nuclear Power Plant has persistently strived to conceal the data measured by the line of buoys we found in the Danube a year and a half ago near the power plant.

According to the authority, the impacts of the continued operation of Paks NPP could affect most of Europe, but only a few municipalities in Hungary.

The Orbán government agency's report about the investigative journalism portal is blatant return to the age of Soviet-style propaganda about "imperialist agents".

Átlátszó journalist's report on the media coverage of the presidential election is included in a global review by The Dial.

Four years have passed since the outbreak, so we sat down with biostatistician Tamás Ferenci to analyse the data.

Autocrats in Central and Eastern Europe are obsessed with independent journalism. They badmouth the press and label them as ‘opposition’ every chance they get. They create Foreign Agent Laws to starve independent outlets of their funding.

Átlátszó optained a full copy of the report on the Student Loan Center's finances, then led by later opposition leader Péter Magyar.