The Hungarian government has begun releasing previously classified studies, initially focusing on resolutions connected to the Századvég think tank. Approximately one hundred decisions will be presented to the public in total. These studies reportedly cost billions of Forints to produce, raising questions about their content and the justification for confidentiality. The move towards releasing these documents represents a shift in government policy regarding transparency. It is unclear at this stage the full extent of information that will be revealed or the reasoning behind the phased release. This initial publication focuses specifically on decisions relating to Századvég, suggesting the think tank played a significant role in policy formation. The government has not yet provided further details concerning the schedule for the remaining releases.