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15 years after Hungary's accession to the EU, those who wish to leave the block represent a marginal minority (11 percent), and the vast majority of Hungarians (79 percent) would like to remain in the EU. However, six out of ten Hungarians say that things are going in the wrong direction in Europe.

An average of 71 per cent of Visegrad Four citizens of voting age hold a favourable view of their country's NATO membership, according to an opinion poll conducted by Nézőpont Intézet in twelve Central European countries and regions.

The debate with some members of the EPP has not harmed the government parties but rather helped to increase the popularity of Fidesz-KDNP that would now get 56 percent if elections were held on Sunday, shows a public opinion poll conducted by Nézőpont Intézet on behalf of Magyar Nemzet newspaper.

Nézőpont Intézet conducted an online flash survey revealing that two-thirds of Hungarians (65 percent) think that Europe’s Christian culture must be preserved, and only one-quarter think (24 percent) that other religions and cultures taking hold on the continent must be accepted.

Of the region’s 83 million voters 61 million are against immigration, reveals a Nézőpont Intézet survey conducted in nine Central European countries.