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Three quarters of Hungarians (75 percent) are in favour of an immediate ceasefire in the Russian-Ukrainian war. While left-wing parties are against it, even 58 percent of left-wing voters think it is right to call for an immediate ceasefire. Nearly 500 days after the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrain

77 percent of Hungarians are against the European Union’s plan to send immigrants to Hungary despite the Hungarian government's objection. There is no social group that supports Brussels' plan, even 58 percent of left-wing voters reject it. The plan to introduce a migrant quota has been on the ag

According to 61 percent of Hungarians, political parties in Hungary should not receive any financial support from abroad for their election campaigns; and 60 percent think that stricter regulations are needed than the current ones. Even 41 percent of left-wing voters are against any foreign campaign

Summary The stakes of the 2024 European parliamentary elections lie in whether there will be a turnaround in the European Union: whether the federalist forces will continue unhindered in organizing the European Union into a supranational state or if representatives of national interests will gain

According to a recent poll conducted by the Nézőpont Institute, among the world’s best-known leaders, Hungarians consider Pope Francis (92 percent) and Viktor Orbán (72 percent) to be the most peace-oriented. The majority of Hungarians think that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (53 percent),