A Hungarian court has ruled against Ferenc Krausz and his Élvonal (Élvonal) foundation in a press lawsuit. The ruling confirms that the foundation concealed details of a state contract regarding substantial funding. The contract in question concerned 261.7 billion in support from the government, initially approved under the Tisza administration. However, the Tisza government subsequently terminated the contract with Krausz's Nobel laureate research foundation. This court decision underscores concerns about transparency in the allocation of state funds to private foundations. The case highlights the legal challenges surrounding the disclosure of government agreements. The ruling is likely to fuel further scrutiny of funding practices within Hungary.