Recent signals from Brussels indicate that Hungary’s protected fuel pricing could soon come under attack from the European Commission. The first step would target fuel price caps, followed by broader measures affecting household energy support, including gas and electricity subsidies.
Direkt36 tries to rewrite the Tisza IT scandal
Direkt36’s latest article tries to recast a serious national security case as a political persecution story. It claims that two IT specialists linked to the Tisza Party were targeted under false pretenses and that the real scandal was a covert operation against the party. ...
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National security briefing, supplemented with declassified elements
An unprecedented Ukrainian intelligence operation is currently underway in Hungary. Its preparation goes back many months, and elements of the attack can be identified from several other countries as well.
Scandal: Tisza lobbied in Brussels to target Hungary’s price protections
Recent signals from Brussels indicate that Hungary’s protected fuel pricing could soon come under attack from the European Commission. The first step would target fuel price caps, followed by broader measures affecting household energy support, including gas and electricity subsidies.
Szabolcs Panyi: the foreign asset in journalist’s clothing
A recently surfaced recording has placed Szabolcs Panyi at the center of a serious national security controversy. And not for the first time, his name appears alongside foreign actors and sensitive state matters.
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A new division
Europe is divided into the leftist West and right-wing East
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Pollsters or fraudsters? Let’s investigate the “numbers war”
After Medián, another opposition-linked “research institute” has been caught red-handed. The newly emerged Minerva Institute published a poll claiming the Tisza Party would win by a landslide, a result so detached from reality that even seasoned analysts are calling it a “communication product,” not ...
