The documentary features former and current journalists from Átlátszó, other experts, and, in our archival footage, Lőrinc Mészáros himself.
Jozef Roháč, infamous hitman of Hungary’s 1990s criminal underworld admitted responsibility for a series of unsolved bombings that influenced the 1988 elections.
János Lázár, while belligerent with Hungarian reporters, was very cordial with the Russian journalist known for interviewing pro-Putin figures in European countries.
The buyer's father is Arie Yom-Tov, a well-known real estate investor in Budapest. An amusement park is planned on possibly contaminated soil.
While Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán signals a simple lifestyle, members of his government continued to fly around the world in luxury private jets last year.
Although the courts have began working faster in freedom of information lawsuits, government agencies remain secretive of data of public interest.
The Metropolitan Court explained in a 74-page document why it ordered the SPO to apologize and pay damages.
While the Orbán government celebrates national sovereignty and denounces foreign meddling, they are working hard to influence German domestic politics.
Pro-government actors are committing serious crimes by using the data to name and implicitly threaten individual people who registered in the opposition party’s app.
We analyzed Miklós Sári's testimony using artificial intelligence, and we are publishing the recording in its entirety.
The railway between Debrecen and Nagykereki was one of the busiest branch lines but the interests of a Chinese corporation took precedence over those of the residents.
