A new report from Hungary investigates the flow of €12.8 million in public funds allocated to nine non-governmental organizations (NGOs) engaged in lobbying activities in Brussels. The investigation seeks to determine the ultimate destination of EU taxpayers’ money and scrutinize how it is utilized by these groups. Máté Hajba, a key figure involved in the report, questions whether these organizations genuinely maintain their non-governmental status given the significant financial support they receive. The report aims to increase transparency regarding lobbying efforts within the European Union. It raises concerns about potential influences on policy-making processes due to the funding structure. The findings prompt further examination of financial oversight and accountability for NGOs operating in Brussels. Further details are available via dailynewshungary.com.