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According to this week's survey of the Nézőpont Institute conducted between Monday and Wednesday, six out of ten active voters (61 percent) believe that Viktor Orbán can better represent the Hungarian interests in the current Russian-Ukrainian conflict than Péter Márki-Zay (10 percent). The institut

The Nézőpont Institute has once again carried out an analysis of Hungary's international media presence. The media survey looked at some 10,955 news items about Hungary from 103 politically relevant media products (57 print and 46 online media outlets) in 18 countries, published in 15 different lang

The practice of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and the German public media, which considers itself the paragon of objective reporting, is apparently far from its supposedly "independent objective" standards. The true measure of pseudo-objectivity is the double standard that has become obvious

With six weeks to go until the elections, the Hungarian electoral campaign period seems like trench warfare. Nézőpont Institute’s party-list election result estimation appears to be eerily similar to the data published at the beginning of the year. If the elections were held “this Sunday”, the Fides

According to a recent survey of the Nézőpont Institute, while two-thirds (67 percent) of left-wing voters, three-quarters (71 percent) of the hidden left-wing voters who are representing the opposition’s reserve do not want to see Ferenc Gyurcsány in an important political position. Thus, one of the