Author: Boros Norina

Twice as many people blame Budapest Municipal Council rather than the government for the coronavirus catastrophe in a Budapest aged care facility. 62 percent of Hungarians support the idea of going ahead with written highschool exams, reveals a Nézőpont Intézet public opinion poll completed on Satur

A high level of confidence in the government has had a positive effect on the ruling parties as well and reached 55 percent among active voters, reveals a telephone interview based public opinion poll conducted by Nézőpont Intézet last week. Due to the success of the curfew 6 out 10 respondents did

Satisfaction with the Hungarian government's measures against the coronavirus remains high for more than three weeks after the declaration of the emergency with 4 out of 5 (78 percent) respondents saying so, reveals a Nézőpont Intézet public opinion poll that concluded on Saturday. Since the declara

The government has successfully convinced the majority both about the scope of the coronavirus law and the crackdown on sources of fake news about the epidemic: 58 percent of Hungarians would authorise the cabinet to introduce special measures until the "end of the epidemic", and 72 percent agree wi

94 percent of Hungarians agree that Parliament should prolong the state of emergency, reveals a Nézőpont Intézet public opinion poll concluded on Saturday. Social support behind the government and its measures remains unprecedented, with three-quarters of Hungarians backing the cabinet on all issues