Ok this is awesome.
The main (as in, only) remaining liberal/leftist online newsite is 444.hu. They are quite gonzo, but do investigate journalism as well. There are small teams doing investigations and putting up stories but basically they seem to survive thanks to 444 publishing these as well.
Anyways, 444's office is in a flat in an apartment building.
Yesterday, the journalist recognised the man entering the flat next to their office. He was... Nikola Gruevski the former Macedonian prime minister who was sentenced to jail because of corruption, and about 6 months ago literally escaped Macedonia and made his way to Hungary with the help of the Hungarian consulates in Albania and Serbia. He has been living in Budapest since.
They tried to interview him when he left, to no avail of course. But due to the photographs they made they managed to piece a few things together:
Gruevski was meeting a secretary of the foreign ministry, a guy with lots of Balkan connections. The flat is on the name of a Chinese businessman, who got his visa via the controversial Settlement Visa program, where you buy a bond, and besides a nice return you get permanent settled status (and are free to move about in the EU of course).
Gruevski was driven to the spot in an SUV with a German license plate, driven by a guy who appears to had some holster on.
Nothing will come of this in Hungary of course, but it is funny to get a little glimpse of how shady deals are made, thanks to utter incompetence.