Nézőpont Intézet

Some people were surprised when the Hungarian government made a quick decision to support Ukraine's candidate status for EU membership. They felt that Ukraine did not deserve to join because of the series of atrocities committed against Hungarians in Transcarpathia or because of President Zelensky's

According to a recent survey by the Nézőpont Institute, if parliamentary elections were held this Sunday, Fidesz would likely achieve its 2022 result gaining 52 percent of the votes. The central political landscape has stabilised: Ferenc Gyurcsány's party is still the strongest opposition force (12

According to a recent survey by the Nézőpont Institute, the majority of Hungarians (49 percent) believe that Viktor Orbán is the most suitable person to be the Prime Minister of Hungary. Less than a third of voters (13 percent) think that Klára Dobrev is the best choice, and an even smaller proporti

Hungarians (80 percent), and even nearly two-thirds of left-wing voters (62 percent), believe that the European Union should contribute to the costs of border protection. Nearly three-quarters of young people (71 percent) and Budapest residents (73 percent) share the government's view on the issue.

According to a survey conducted by the Nézőpont Institute in early February, four-fifths of Hungarians (78 percent), but even two-thirds of left-wing voters (63 percent) think that an immediate ceasefire is necessary, even at the cost of Ukrainian territorial losses. Although most people want peace,