Zalán Zubor

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

In the midst of the Hungarian presidential pardon scandal, web pages about the heads of the Bicske children's home are quickly disappearing from the internet.

About a quarter of all and more than half of Hungarian MEPs have been involved in or some form of questionable dealings

Legislative trickery was used to fund NGOs that entered into electoral alliances with local candidates of Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party.

The Urban Civic Fund has served as a tool to finance local GONGOs. This year, several newly created youth groups were awarded millions of HUFs.

While Hungary fears foreign interference and has passed a law to protect its sovereignty, the Orbán government is building a political network in the United States using Hungarian taxpayers' money.

""Evil George Soros demands Biden and the EU destroy Hungary and Poland. We must stand against this" - this Twitter post was written on behalf of the Hungarian embassy in the US, according to documents.

They do not receive any material support from the Budapest government, but a group of Hungarian civilians have so far collected more than 100 million forints in donations for them.

Click-hunting, incitement against Muslims, Russian war propaganda - these are the goals that have led people to act out fictional scenes and distribute the footage as real.

Employment agencies with ties to the governing Fidesz-party – known for its xenophobic and anti-immigration campaigning – are recruiting migrant workers overseas on behalf of Hungarian employers.

Ukrainian sources suspect that Russia used Chinese-made security cameras to spy on bombing targets. The same Chinese companies appeared in several recent public procurements in Hungary.