Category: Political Analyses

78 percent of those asked are satisfied with the way Hungarian police is managing the migration crisis, it is revealed from a representative survey conducted by Nézőpont Intézet during September 19-24, 2015 by asking 1000 people by telephone. By and large, left-wing party sympathizers also consider

87 percent of those asked do not support Hungary’s acceptance of illegal immigrants, most of them rejecting that option due to economic reasons and terrorist threat – according to Nézőpont Intézet’s representative survey by asking 1000 people by telephone during September 6-12, 2015, which was reque

The various parties’ support levels have changed only within the margin of error among the total population, what these smaller movements show primarily is that party preferences have remained steady – as Nézőpont Intézet’s public opinion poll conducted between March 21-27, 2015., asking 1000 people

Party affiliations have not significantly changed since January – reveals the most recent public opinion poll by Nézőpont Intézet, which was prepared on behalf of Heti Válasz. According to our latest representative public opinion poll that was conducted by asking 1000 people between February 21-24,

It was possible for Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to pursue a productive dialogue with Russian President Vladimir Putin even as a Western ally. Based on this pragmatic summit meeting, it was reconfirmed that the Hungarian Prime Minister is not attempting to pursue shuttlecock diplomacy as a member of