Hungary continues to rely on Russia for energy imports, which brings economic benefits in the short term but increasing vulnerability in the long term.

Viktor Orbán's Fidesz was elected with a promise of bringing down fuel prices. They did the opposite in the past decade.

Two things are "up in the air" in the small town of Gárdony: the smell of diesel and the future of the locals.

How is a small entrepreneur squeezed out of the market by the state? Through the example of Sándor Juhász, we show how his livelihood was made impossible.

By March, international oil prices had fallen well below pre-war levels, while the United States had become Europe's largest oil supplier and one of the world's biggest oil exporters.

We analysed the seven questions of the Hungarian national consultation survey about Russian energy sanctions.