Átlátszó

This is a collaborative bulletin researched by the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project’s seven investigative outlets.

Joint statement by independent editorial offices on the new authority created yesterday.

Last February-March, Átlátszó ran a series of articles on how civilians were lured into a trap, interviewing the victims and publishing screenshots of the perpetrators.

This is a collaborative bulletin researched by the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project’s seven investigative outlets.

We have examined several hundred public procurement procedures, including 58 restricted tenders, which were won by the same company, Tömb...

In Eastern Europe, politicians and organised crime (or a combination of the two) remain the biggest threat to freedom of press.

According to our lawyer, the interruption of the interview was an arbitrary and unjustified restriction of press freedom.

BIRN’s Surveillance States project examines the monitoring of journalists in 15 countries in Central and South-East Europe.

It's not just the Mészáros family who farm here: we show the farm buildings constructed on agricultural land in the countryside.

Tamás Portik consented to the publication of the interview, but the The Hungarian Prison Services refused it without giving reasons.

Cases from Poland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Romania, Hungary and Bulgaria.