On Wednesday, László Bodolai, the head of Magyar Fejlődésért Alapítvány (Foundation for Hungarian Progress, owner of Index Zrt.), who exercises employer's rights over employees of Index, has ...

On Friday, the three leading editors of Index, Attila Tóth-Szenesi, Veronika Munk, and János Haász have initiated the termination of their employment at Index, followed by more than 70 journalists ...

On Tuesday, within just 24 hours after its submission, the Hungarian Parliament accepted a political declaration rejecting the Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and ...

The Hungarian Parliament had passed a law on Tuesday that classifies details of the modernization of the Budapest-Belgrade railway for ten years. The reconstruction will cost more than $2 billion, and ...

Though the trials in nine cases are already over, Slovakian police are still investigating thirty more murders that can be tied to the Hungarian mafia operating in Felvidék, the formerly Hungarian ...

Around noon today, news arrived of Lőrinc Mészáros reorganizing his media portfolio. But by late afternoon, nearly the complete propaganda empire linked to the ruling party Fidesz was placed under ...

Over the past two days, we received an outpouring of messages from people who are worried about Index and want to know what is going on after we released a statement warning about the danger ...

There are not that many Hungarian villages that were the intentional targets of bombings during World War II, but Bázakerettye in Hungary's Zala county had more than its fair share of aerial attacks.

Have you ever wondered if freedom of the press actually persisted in Viktor Orbán's ill-famed illiberal democracy? The outlook for independent news outlets is murky, but that makes reading them all ...

The rules governing journalistic work in the Parliament went through a complete overhaul for the autumn session of the Hungarian Parliament that began on Monday. Speaker László Kövér published the new ...

For the past 21 years, Index has reported on the most controversial subjects, and in all situations has strived to write about matters of public interest in the simplest and most straightforward way.

The Speaker of the Hungarian National Assembly and founding member of governing party Fidesz was the guest of the National University of Public Service on Tuesday, where he mostly talked about the ...