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According to a recent survey by Nézőpont Intézet, after weakening by seven percentage points at the end of the summer, the governing party has regained five percentage points by October. Among the opposition parties, only the Democratic Coalition has managed to strengthen, raising its support to 9 p

Every second Hungarian (50 percent) believes that European sanctions are "more harmful to Europe" - this is revealed by the current research of the Nézőpont Institute. Only a quarter of that, one in eight respondents (12 percent) think that the victim of the Brussels sanctions is "rather Russia".

In early autumn 2022, the Nézőpont Institute, in cooperation with the Hanns Seidel Foundation, once again carried out its now-traditional survey on economic whitening, the figures of which are furthermore validated by opinion polls. The added value of this year's survey is that the Central European

According to the latest research of the Nézőpont Institute, Hungarians believe that energy sanctions are a threat to Europe. A two-thirds majority (66 percent) think that sanctions are hurting Europe more than Russia, and they also disagree with sanctions on the energy market. In March 2022, EU lea

Katalin Novák was elected by the Parliament as the President of Hungary on 14 March 2022, and took office on 10 May. The Nézőpont Institute has overviewed the first 100 days of her presidency, examined the support behind her and attempted to provide an explanation for her popularity. At the first