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Orbán's immediate family benefits from reconstruction of Budapest-Belgrade railroad
Internal documents reveal that the Orbán family's quarry has supplied building materials for the huge state construction project.
Private equity funds could disrupt Hungarian economy
According to a recent study by Transparency International, private equity funds have become a tool for hiding wealth and for the syphoning of public funds in Hungary. The technique is known...
Arte: Pavel Durov's arrest – Can we trust Telegram?
Arte examines why the app is so controversial, how it’s different from its competitors, and how secure it really is.
Orbán and Szijjártó meet with leader of Bosnian Serbs in Budapest
Other than the EU integration of the Western Balkans, continued cooperation on projects relating to energy and agriculture was also discussed.
Gulyás: Germany is destroying Schengen
One of the EU's achievements is being jeopardised because "they didn't listen to Hungary", Gergely Gulyás, Minister at the PM's Office said about Germany's plan to reintroduce border checks.
Outstanding salaries, incosistent performance among teachers – new internal data leaked on MCC...
Direkt36 has obtained additional internal documents regarding the expenses of the government-affiliated educational institution. These documents reveal that certain instructors receive exceptionally...
Péter Magyar would debate Orbán in Strasbourg, but Hungarian PM can easily get out of it
The Hungarian PM recently promised to be available to all MEPs' questions next Wednesday at the EP. This will be a rare opportunity for Péter Magyar, the leader of the Tisza Party to confront Orbán...
Defence, economy and education – Szijjártó announces three pillars of Chad-Hungary cooperation
Chad and the Hungarian government intend to combat terrorism by means of a strategic cooperation. Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó shared some details about the plans.
Katalin Novák returns to public life as head of an NGO aiming to tackle declining global birthrate
The former Hungarian president, who resigned in February will be working at XY Worldwide to develop pioneering solutions to the problem.
Orbán: The peace mission isn't over
Unusually for him, the Hungarian PM stopped to speak with the press on Saturday and answered questions about Hungary’s place in a changing global economy, the government’s foreign policy, the state...
