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The vast majority of Hungarians agree with the position expressed in the national consultation: two-thirds (69 percent) are against providing financial support to Ukraine until Hungary receives the EU funds it is entitled to, and three-quarters (74 percent) are against the idea of financing Ukraine'

Five months before the EP elections, the Center for Fundamental Rights, the Nézőpont Institute, the Real-PR 93, the Századvég Foundation and the Hungarian Social Research Ltd. have organised a joint research roundtable discussion, where the results of their latest surveys were presented. Sámuel Á

Dr. Gabriella Vukovich, former President of the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH), will continue her professional work as Director of Economic Research at the Nézőpont Institute. At the same time, the Institute will expand its public opinion research and political analysis activities with e

The Nézőpont Institute has conducted its seventh Hungarian-German barometer. The survey has examined the image that Germans have of Hungary and Hungarians have of Germany. The economic, cultural, social and political relations between the two countries are traditionally close. Although the ideologic

According to the latest opinion poll conducted by the Nézőpont Institute. Fidesz is leading the party race (51 percent) ahead of the autumn parliamentary session. The survey reveals that there is a tight competition between the Democratic Coalition (10 percent) and the Our Homeland Movement (9 perce