Based on our complaint, NAV is investigating the case, but OLAF has not yet looked into the project.

In their submission, referring to our story, they write that the cases that have come to light suggest that "systemic errors occur" in the selection of certain projects using EU funds.

In 2019, Átlátszó investigated the landfill in Királyszentistván which caught fire three times that year, covering the area around Balatonfűzfő with thick black smoke, soot and ash.

The Operational Programme Implementation (in Hungarian: Végrehajtás Operatív Program or VOP) aimed to ensure the efficient use of EU funds...

Civil rights organisations are calling on the the European Commission and the Anti-Fraud Office to implement an EU court’s ruling...

Seven years ago Atlatszo published a series of articles revealing that a company that got more than 200 million HUF...

István Tiborcz, the Hungarian prime minister’s son-in-law entered the exclusive club of the 100 richest people of Hungary. Moreover, with...

Hungarian authorities are working hard to make sure that the details of the so-called Elios-case do not become public. This...

The man who embezzled EU funds totaling HUF 45 million (€140,000 at today’s exchange rate) received a suspended prison sentence, while...

The town of Vác received 421.9 million Hungarian forints (€1.31 million at today’s exchange rate) from the European Union for...

News broke in January that the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) had finished a two-year investigation into EU-funded street light modernization...