Author: Boros Norina

On 14 May 2010, exactly a decade ago, the sixth freely elected parliament convened thereby finishing the work that had begun twenty years earlier. In the new parliament, the Fidesz and KDNP factions won two-thirds of the seats as a result of the electoral system established in 1989, and their electi

54 percent of active voters would vote on the Fidesz-KDNP national list if elections were held this Sunday. 16 percentage points less or only 38 percent of active voters  would vote on parties of the opposition alliance, reveals a representative poll conducted by Nézőpont Intézet. The government par

Unsuccessful Steps by the Network to Undermine Hungary over the Coronavirus Response Act The Soros-network’s centre launched its month long campaign on 20 March 2020, at first aiming to set the European Union against Hungary and its leaders „who clearly continue violate international law and and thr

A Médianéző Centre Survey of Partisan Interactions on Social Media  Fidesz has prevailed on social media during the coronavirus crisis: its posts have promted two and a half times more people to respond than those of the opposition parties aggregately – reveals the latest social media analysis by Mé

72 percent of Hungarians agree with the graduation exams kicking off on Monday, and only 19 percent share the opposition’s opinion that final grades calculated on overall school performance should have been offered to students instead, reveals a telephone interview based public opinion poll conducte