Category: Political Analyses

The Sargentini Report, a political pamphlet packed in legal form, can be considered the start of the 2019 EP election campaign. The goal is to put pressure on Hungary and confirm its enemy image in liberal circles. Nézőpont Institute compiled ten errors containing double standards from the report.

HUF 7-7.8b is distributed annually as tax deductible donation to an average of 25,000 organisations. The breakdown of recepients has fragmented over the years. Roughly the same 100 collect over 30 percent, while 8,000 organisations receive less than HUF 50K each, according to 2014-2015 tax data.

Following last week’s terrorist actions in Brussels, nearly two-thirds of Hungarians (65 percent) consider it possible that Hungary can be the target of a terrorist attack – revealed the most recent public opinion poll by Nézőpont Intézet. In the wake of last year’s terror attack in Paris, 150 perce

The Hungarian government has initiated a referendum against the mandatory immigration quotas, since as Nézőpont Intézet’s representative poll taken during February 1-5, 2016 points out: four-fifth of Hungarians (80 percent) do not agree with the idea that refugees arriving to Europe should be distri

None of the opposition parties have been able to increase their support as a result of the teachers’ strike, in fact, MSZP’s base has actually decreased – reveals Nézőpont Intézet’s representative public opinion poll completed on behalf of Heti Válasz during February 12-17, 2016. The poll also point