Once founded as the new front for Hungarian innovation, HUN-REN Center became yet another organ to funnel funds to Viktor Orbán's top oligarch.

Our newspaper has reported on the cases of suspected corruption that the NNI is forced to investigate thanks to the intervention of Ágnes Vadai, the Integrity Authority and the prosecutor's office.

Police seized documents at the office of the Integrity Authority over suspected unlawful car rentals. The dissolution of the authority could be in the cards, signaling Orbán giving up on frozen EU funds.

Video footage obtained by Átlátszó shows Orbán's number 1 oligarch getting off a luxury private jet to catch a helicopter ride.

The showroom on Váci út is locked, the web shop is temporarily closed. We have not been given an answer as to why.

The richest Hungarian was in Marbella at the end of January for the Puskás Akadémia training camp, and an Austrian private plane and helicopter were moving with him.

Maintenance period is over, transparency is gone: no more information about the passenger numbers and operating costs.

The state-owned road management company used a disproportionate scoring system in the public procurement.

Lőrinc Mészáros continues to be the richest man in Hungary, with a wealth of HUF 660 billion, according to the "100 wealthiest Hungarians".

Mészáros M1 Autókereskedő Ltd. can compete with companies that have a fleet of thousands of cars.

The Recovery and Resilience Plan for Hungary has not been approved by the European Commission, still, Lőrinc Mészáros's company has already won a grant from these funds.