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Hungarian police seize thousands of pages of documents from ministry relating to activities under...
The police have launched criminal proceedings alleging abuse of office and embezzlement.
Magyar says Hungary ready to talk about INA and Mol with Croatia
The Hungarian PM believes that a new chapter can begin in the relationship of the two countries.
Everything you need to know about Hungary's new anti-corruption office
The National Office for Asset Recovery and Protection will start operating in September and is expected to make good on one of the Tisza Party's most important election promises: recovering misused...
Hungarian Parliament appoints political scientist Anna Unger to head office for recovering public...
The head of the official body tasked with tracing misappropriated public funds will take office on September 1 and serve a six-year term.
Péter Szijjártó drops lawsuit he filed against Telex over our article on Samsung case
In February, then MFA Péter Szijjártó announced that he would file a complaint against Telex over our article that broke the Samsung story. He never ended up filing a libel suit. We requested that...
Hungary's Paks Nuclear Power Plant operating at full capacity again
The NPP narrowly avoided a complete shutdown earlier this month, due to the record-low levels of the Danube.
Hungarian photographer's image in the running for this year's Oscar of wildlife photography
Bence Máté photographed a flock of red-billed queleas as the sun was setting in Kenya.
“Come on, it’s a pious lie, it’s no big deal”-Hungarian State News Agency editor said to former...
The former correspondent of the Hungarian News Agency saw from the inside how, during Fidesz's governance, professional decisions became a matter of obtaining permission, how news stories ended up...
Hungarian FM files complaint about COVID-19 procurement contracts under Szijjártó’s tenure
Anita Orbán said that they discovered serious discrepancies during the ongoing audit at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Fidesz-friendly media outlets did not necessarily need readers to attract billions in government...
Despite their minimal readership, Viktor Orbán's Cabinet Office spent billions of forints on placing ads in several papers over a four-year period. The back-to-back propaganda campaigns cost ten to...
