Átlátszó

Investigative reporting has shown multiple instances of EU fund fraud in Eastern European countries. Joint bulletin of seven investigative outlets.

Julia Gross came to Hungary from London last year and we had the opportunity to talk to her about German-Hungarian relations, and current affairs.

The opposition representative of the Dunakeszi Municipality secretly wrote articles for a local online newspaper reinforcing the narrative of Fidesz,

The European Union now pays Russia half as much for energy as it did a year ago. China is slowly replacing the EU as Russia's biggest energy importer.

We have put together a spreadsheet of data from the Ministry of Defence on the cost of politicians' flights.

We have found the Swiss foundation that the Hungarian secret service's National Information Center (NIK) claims in its second „dollar-left” parliamentary briefing, declassified in January, to have sent 887 million forints to the publisher of the "Ezalényeg" propaganda website during last year's election campaign.

Sometimes it was enough to submit a FOI request, but in many cases we had to sue for important data of public interest.

The Pilisvörösvár stage of the government's swimming pool construction programme has been hampered by rising costs in the current economic situation.

Tamás Bodoky, editor-in-chief of Atlatszo, told Media1 that he believes there is a coordinated campaign behind the events of the past few days to attack the investigative nonprofit from actors close to the ruling party Fidesz using the methods of Putin's Russia.

In this dramatic moment, which is both a milestone and a beacon of light in Pharos, but also a crime signal, we cannot remain silent about the fact that Atlatszo is not in a foreign payroll, does not work for orders, has no intention of obstructing national goals, is not part of any backroom power, and does not eat other people's lunch.

Atlatszo covered a range of topics this year. In this article we have collected the most important stories.