Hungarian opposition party LMP (Politics Can be Different) officially asked the umbrella organization for Hungarian public service media (MTVA) whether...
Pressuring journalists not to speak ill of those in power has become commonplace in the Visegrad countries. While the governments...
Government-friendly media announced at the end of May that the department of health is planning to double the funds spent...
This is what Atlatszo.hu wrote this week: Political takeover turns prestigious weekly inside out Hungary’s popular business magazine, Figyelő, was...
Following up on our earlier report, Atlatszo.hu dug through another batch of reluctantly released public records to explore the...
Although still boasting the biggest print run, Hungarian political daily Nepszabadsag has seen its market position drastically changed in the...
In the second part of our series about the HURO programme, we set our eyes on the communication tenders. We...
The Hungarian National Assembly enacted legal regulations in December 2014 that will further restrict the freedom of information regarding domestically...
Those close to Hungary’s current government are benefiting from a rule that sets an upper requirement for open public procurement...
The 64 Counties Youth Movement (HVIM) in Hungary is deeply embedded with the radical political right, and at the same...
Hungary’s Media Support and Asset Management Fund (MTVA) gets to decide about 68.5 billion Forints (roughly 230 million Euro) of...
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