The Budapest Investigative Prosecution Office has terminated its investigation into the so-called Pegasus case, as it failed to find that a criminal offense had taken…
Representatives from Hungary’s political opposition in the European Parliament have initiated the process to request that Justice Minister Judit Varga appear before the committee investigating…
The European Parliament’s select committee to investigate the use of Pegasus spyware will begin work next Tuesday, and it should become clear at the first…
The European Parliament has set up a 38-member select committee to examine the use of Pegasus surveillance software in several EU countries, and whether such…
The European Parliament is setting up a select committee to investigate the Pegasus scandal, announced Anna Donáth (pictured) on Facebook. The Momentum MEP, together with…
“If an independent journalist poses a threat to Hungary’s national security, that reveals a lot about the power of the government,” said German Liberal MEP…
The use of Pegasus spy software by Hungarian authorities was legal, according to the final report by Data Protection Commissioner Attila Péterfalvi (pictured) and reported…
A European Parliament committee has condemned the Hungarian government for the use of Pegasus spyware and for its plans to set up a campus of…
It was widely reported in the Hungarian press yesterday that Israeli-based NSO Group, the maker of Pegasus spyware, terminated its contract with the Hungarian government.…
Sándor Pintér (pictured) gave a detailed report on the annual work of the national security services at a meeting of Parliament’s National Security Committee on…
The situation of democracy, the rule of law and fundamental rights in Hungary is troubling, says the European Parliament’s fact-finding delegation, as reported yesterday. The…
The data protection authority’s investigation into the Pegasus surveillance scandal, which has gone through new twists and turns in recent days, seems to have run…
As he promised over the weekend, Chair of the National Security Committee János Stummer has written a letter to the Israeli manufacturer of Pegasus surveillance…
The government has spied on over 100 people with the Pegasus surveillance software, according to Jobbik’s János Stummer, Chair of the National Security Committee in…
After Fidesz politician Lajos Kósa’s explosive admission that the Hungarian government had used Pegasus to spy on prominent Hungarians, the manufacturer of the surveillance software…
Contradicting Lajos Kósa’s statement yesterday, the Interior Ministry (BM) did not purchase the Israeli Pegasus spy software, and Interior Minister Sándor Pintér will launch an…
Lajos Kósa, Chair of the Defense and Law Enforcement Committee, confessed to journalists following a hearing with Interior Minister Sándor Pintér that the Ministry of…
Investigative news outlet Direkt36 has revealed that the telephone number of an officer of the National Security Service (NBSZ) has also appeared in the list…
Párbeszéd MP Bence Tordai claimed that he was “forced” to ask Justice Minister Judit Varga a question in the hallway of Parliament yesterday after not…