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According to a Eurobarometer survey ordered by the European Parliament, the majority of Europeans are dissatisfied with the EU's handling of migration (71 percent) and the Russia-Ukraine war (58 percent). The survey also shows that Europeans are mostly expecting the newly elected European Parliament

Compared to February, Fidesz has maintained its 47-percent lead, but left-wing voters are divided over the emergence of Péter Magyar. According to the latest opinion poll conducted by the Nézőpont Institute, Péter Magyar's new party (13 percent) is in a tight race with the three-party coalition DK-M

According to a recent poll conducted by the Nézőpont Institute on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the German occupation, the majority of Hungarians believe that if there had not been German occupation, the Second World War would have been less destructive for Hungary (71 percent) and the Hun

According to a recent opinion poll conducted by the Nézőpont Institute, the left-wing parties have not gained strength in the past month, despite the impact of the pardon case. The results show that Fidesz-KDNP (47 percent) would win by a landslide if the European Parliament elections were held this

The Centre for Fundamental Rights, the Danube Institute, the Nézőpont Institute and the Századvég Foundation have turned to the European Commission in a letter expressing their concerns that as long as Gábor Magyar, who is known to be linked to the Soros network, is responsible for the Hungarian rep