Zalán Zubor

Contracts seen by Atlatszo show that the publicly funded Danube Institute's activities may be in violation of US law that regulate foreign lobbies.

Budget fraud, money laundering, negligent management and restrictive agreements in public procurement of food packages for the poor – after Átlátszó published data on overpriced procurements in 2023, the Integrity Authority finally saw the need to act and called for a criminal investigation.

Átlátszó optained a full copy of the report on the Student Loan Center's finances, then led by later opposition leader Péter Magyar.

The statement by the PM's advisor that "1956 teaches us not to resist Russian opression" exposed a core reason of the Orbán government's treatment of the war in Ukraine.

Leaked email suggests last-minute call-up of new volunteer force as government officials quote quite different figures on the scale of mobilization.

Videos for internal use by the Heritage Foundation feature several people cooperating with the Hungarian PM’s political network.

One of the men convinced in the child abuse case that led to the resignation of Hungary's president, Béla Kunstár, appears to have worked in children’s summer camp during his probation, funded by the Prime Minister's Office.

NATO has no mechanism by which it could force a member state into a military conflict, even by invoking Article 5. Meanwhile, Hungary is providing logistical support to the arming of Ukraine, much decried by Orbán.

Taxpayers foot the campaigns bills of Fidesz mayoral candidates, who's supporters receive millions earmarked for local civic associations.

The well-connected former Bicske children's home employee received an extremely light sentence after abusing 4 minors.

Another example of public funds being used to prop up the ruling party's campaign efforts.