The Hungarian government has declassified secret decrees, exposing a network of financial flows directing public funds to think tanks established during the era of Viktor Orbán. These newly released documents detail how billions of Forints were allocated without public scrutiny, raising concerns about transparency and potential conflicts of interest. Investigations suggest the think tanks, many with close ties to the Fidesz party, benefited significantly from these covert allocations. Critics allege the funding aimed to bolster the government’s ideological agenda and exert influence over public discourse in Hungary. The declassification follows persistent requests from investigative journalists and opposition parties demanding accountability. Further analysis of the decrees is underway to fully assess the extent of the financial support and its impact on civil society and policy-making within Hungary. The revelations are expected to fuel political debate regarding government transparency and the use of public resources.