A series of articles by Átlátszó exposing the overpricing of EU-funded food aid packages has been named among the six finalists for the Helen Darbishire Award.
The animal welfare foundation paid over 526,000 Euros for communication services to companies owned by oligarch Gyula Balásy.
Over 25 years after Hungary’s 1990s oil scandals, crucial documents that could explse the links between criminal gangs, the police, and politicians are held back by the authorities.
Atlatszo is rasing funds for a documentary following journalist Zsuzsa Bodnár as she investigates the costs of Hungary's "battery rush".
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.
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.
Vitaliy Portnikov explains the goal behind Russia's drone incursions and the futility of expecting oscow to stop its aggression even if its current demands are met.
Hungary continues to rely on Russia for energy imports, which brings economic benefits in the short term but increasing vulnerability in the long term.
The plane is tied to Mária Schmidt, a long-time Fidesz ally whose organizations regularly receive massive amounts of public funds.
While the Hungarian prime minister threatens civil society over foreign founding, he has no hangsup about his party’s organizations taking money from abroad.
Hungarian foreign affairs minister posted on social media about riding a humble train on his US visit, forgetting to mention the private luxury jet following him close behind.
