The Hungarian Atomic Energy Authority refused to comply with our freedom of information request.
The office of Mayor Gergely Karácsony used questionable procedures.
This is a collaborative bulletin researched by the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project’s seven investigative outlets.
According to our on-site measurements, even the power reduction was not sufficient to allow the plant to maintain the 30 degree heat limit in the river Danube.
Our data request was rejected by the authorities several times. We got the data with the help of our reader and a technological solution.
Household waste has been illegally collected in a housing estate in Budapest, despite that only the Budapest Public Utilities is entitled for it.
Investigative reporting has shown multiple instances of EU fund fraud in Eastern European countries. Joint bulletin of seven investigative outlets.
More than half a year has passed since the government declared an energy emergency and adopted an action plan to avert it. We evaluated the plan.
Some are reportedly taking advantage of the war situation to facilitate the entry of non-EU citizens across the Ukrainian-Hungarian border.
According to Átlátszó's information, timber export has been going on - with the approval of authorities - since the adoption of the 'export ban' undisturbed.
In 2019, Átlátszó investigated the landfill in Királyszentistván which caught fire three times that year, covering the area around Balatonfűzfő with thick black smoke, soot and ash.
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