The Royals
Museum of Applied Arts secretive about artwork loaned to the prime minister’s office
Since January 2019, the Office of the Prime Minister is not in the House of Parliament any longer. Viktor Orban’s...
Data journalism
Data visualization: see how the wealth and ranking of the richest 100 Hungarians changed over time
A list of the richest Hungarians has been published since 2002. It was first compiled by newspaper Magyar Hírlap, then...
Budapest-Washington
Thomas O. Melia on Orban’s WH visit: Trump has a pattern of embracing authoritarian leaders
Viktor Orban was the first leaders to openly support the candidacy of Donald Trump in 2016 and one of the...
Propaganda machine
Hungarian government is about to spend another €31 million on propaganda
In the middle of April, the Cabinet Office of the Prime Minister signed a framework contract worth HUF 10 billion...
EU funds
Court sentences defendant to prison in a fraud case uncovered by Atlatszo in 2012
Seven years ago Atlatszo published a series of articles revealing that a company that got more than 200 million HUF...
Running in the family
This is how authorities sabotaged the fraud investigation against Orban’s son-in-law
István Tiborcz, the Hungarian prime minister’s son-in-law entered the exclusive club of the 100 richest people of Hungary. Moreover, with...
Paks II
Tour of ‘atomic truck’ advertising the Paks2 nuclear plant expansion costs €1,1 million
A truck traveling around Hungary will promote Paks2 project, that is, the expansion of the nuclear plant in Hungary. The...
Friends of Orban
Central bank chief’s son owns a collection of Porsche 911 Targas
The son of Hungary’s central bank chief owns a collection of Porsche 911 Targa cars. The four cars are estimated...
Propaganda machine
Hungarian government spent €48 million on propaganda in first three months of 2019
The government of Hungary spent 15.4 billion Hungarian forints (approximately 48 million euros at today’s exchange rate) on spreading its...
History
Collective amnesia: Austrian town unable to find the remains of 180 people massacred by Nazis
The Austrian municipality of Rechnitz (in Hungarian: Rohonc) is a peaceful village of about three thousand people near the Hungarian...
