Author: Noémi Konopás

István Tarlós would win in Budapest if the elections were held this Sunday. The current lord mayor can count on 51, Gergely Karácsony on 43 and Róbert Puzsér on 6 percent  of support from active voters.

The new committee chaired by von der Leyen has an interest in terminating rule of law proceedings against Hungary and Poland and starting a new chapter in the relations of Member States and Brussels based on mutual trust, said Ágoston Sámuel Mráz, head of Nézőpont Intézet during the European Forum d

The overwhelming majority of Central Europeans (70 percent) consider their countries family-friendly, but the population of V4 countries do even more so at 74 percent.

"Right-wing media started out at an unfair disadvantage in the 1990s, as  former Communists appeared in the Hungarian public wearing a disguise of professionalism, and the Right lost the non-existent media war there and then".

The Nézőpont Institute inquired about the chances of the mayoral race in Budapest with a representative method including a sample of 500 people of the capital's voters. Just like in 2018 on a national level, there are no signs of a possible willing to change in 2019 within the capital.