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

Russian instructors such as Denis Ryauzov, a member of the pro-Putin Night Wolves visited Hungary multiple times and trained soldiers of the Hungarian Defense Forces.

The disinformation ecosystem not only shares and spreads the fake news fabricated by sloppily assembled, pro-Kremlin websites within itself, but sometimes it is also republished by some Hungarian pro-government media outlets (Origo, Magyar Nemzet, HírTV, Mandiner, Pesti Srácok) and even by public broadcasting channels (hirado.hu).

People connected to the Hungarian services have set up a "business intelligence academy". According to a national security expert interviewed by Átlátszó, sensitive national security know-how could be leaked to unauthorised persons.

The Hungarian government claims that it does not allow the transit of arms shipments to Ukraine through Hungarian territory, either...

Exploitation of the most vulnerable is a well-known phenomenon in peacetime – thanks in part to its profitability – but...

Hungary is a kind of reluctant ally of the West, although we officially support sanctions, we also want to remain...

While the Hungarian government officially supports Ukraine in line with the common EU and NATO position, a large part of...

The state-owned Russian nuclear energy corporation, Rosatom is now the market leader in exporting and building nuclear reactors. There are...

A truck traveling around Hungary will promote Paks2 project, that is, the expansion of the nuclear plant in Hungary. The...

Elections are approaching fast in Hungary, but this is an EU country that does not need to be afraid of...