🕵️ Aéza, linked to the pro-Kremlin Doppelganger disinfo network, has been sanctioned by the US, Australia, and the UK for aiding cybercriminals. The EU, however, has taken no action. @veinbender @investigace_cz

💥Sanctioned oligarch Petr Aven met in Latvia with a high-ranking Russian Orthodox priest based in Budapest at the time — while Viktor Orbán’s government was simultaneously lobbying to remove Aven from the EU sanctions list. @rebaltica @VSquare_Project

💥Pro-Russian far-right leader George Simion may have lost Romania’s presidential race, but his online campaign machine helped Karol Nawrocki win in Poland — and is now powering the populist Law and Justice’s comeback push. @VSquare_Project @Context_ro

💥Linked to the pro-Kremlin Doppelganger disinformation campaign, the Russian hosting firm Aéza has been sanctioned by the US, Australia, and the UK and its founders charged in Russia. Yet despite operating servers in Europe, the EU has taken no action.

💥 “It’s not clear who attacked whom,” Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán said today at a presser on the Russia–Ukraine war, after an EU summit where he opposed any financial help for Ukraine. He’s escalating his rhetoric, for the first time openly questioning that Russia started the war.

Slovak-made Grand Power weapons are still sold in Russia because a licensed factory in Nizhny Novgorod produces them. The Investigative Center of Ján Kuciak & The Insider found the license was granted pre-2022, but some arms still reached Russia illegally.

🔎INVESTIGATION: Behind the "Make Europe Great Again" slogan, Romania’s far-right AUR party and its presidential candidate George Simion didn’t just endorse Poland’s Law and Justice — their social media operatives helped it win elections. @VSquare_Project

🔎🌊Crystal clear at its source in Ukraine, the Tisza river carries tons of plastic waste by the time it reaches Hungary. A new investigation shows how poor waste management in Transcarpathia, compounded by Russia’s war, has worsened the river’s pollution.

💥🇵🇸 A computer scientist who escaped war-torn Gaza thanks to a student foundation, promised to bring his family to Europe. Instead, he’s spent over a year battling harsh Slovak bureaucracy while his loved ones remain trapped. @investigace_cz @pafak

💥✈️ INVESTIGATION: A private jet landing near Basel turned into a major bust: police found 600 kg of cocaine in 21 suitcases. The smuggling trail led to a Balkan drug cartel that employed Czech pilots. @investigace_cz @pafak

💥Sanctioned oligarch Petr Aven met in Latvia with a high-ranking Russian Orthodox priest based in Budapest at the time — while Viktor Orbán’s government was simultaneously lobbying to remove Aven from the EU sanctions list. @rebaltica @VSquare_Project

🕵️ Aéza, linked to the pro-Kremlin Doppelganger disinfo network, has been sanctioned by the US, Australia, and the UK for aiding cybercriminals. The EU, however, has taken no action. @veinbender @investigace_cz

🇭🇺 EXCLUSIVE: An in-depth look at how Viktor Orbán and Fidesz underestimated Péter Magyar until it was too late. @Direkt36 reveals how Orbán’s spring offensive against him backfired—fueling internal tensions and exposing cracks inside the government.

Slovak-made Grand Power weapons are still sold in Russia because a licensed factory in Nizhny Novgorod produces them. The Investigative Center of Ján Kuciak & The Insider found the license was granted pre-2022, but some arms still reached Russia illegally.

💥“Resign! Resign!” — crowds chant outside Viktor Orbán’s and president’s offices in Budapest at a weekend protest led by opposition leader Péter Magyar. He still leads the polls, but Orbán has vast resources — plus Trump and Putin's backing. Four months to go until the election.

💥Viktor Orbán is fuming after the EU agreed to indefinitely immobilise €210bn in Russian assets, sidelining his veto threat. He now calls it a “declaration of war” — again ignoring that it was the Kremlin’s war that triggered the move. Orbán's isolation within the EU continues.

💥Linked to the pro-Kremlin Doppelganger disinformation campaign, the Russian hosting firm Aéza has been sanctioned by the US, Australia, and the UK and its founders charged in Russia. Yet despite operating servers in Europe, the EU has taken no action.

Slovak-made Grand Power weapons are still sold in Russia because a licensed factory in Nizhny Novgorod produces them. The Investigative Center of Ján Kuciak & The Insider found the license was granted pre-2022, but some arms still reached Russia illegally.

Agrofert přes svou firmu GreenChem koupil předloni dva luxusní byty (120-130 m2) v centru Budapešti, jeden využívala jako kancelář Tünde Bartha, sloužily i jako ubytování pro funkcionáře Agrofertu včetně A. Babiše, píše @VSquare_Project https://t.co/KoWnxdTJ1l

💥🍲 Fresh 'Goulash' newsletter is out with spicy Central Europe scoops: the plan (and the man) behind U.S. ambassador picks to Poland and Hungary, Babiš’s Budapest base revealed, and an Orbán proxy set to enter Slovakia’s book market. @VSquare_Project