Category: Analyses

Since the 2014 conflict in eastern Ukraine, the liberal media has labelled Vladimir Putin as an undesirable person in world politics and thus putting pressure on some countries’ leaders and distorting international relations by calling into question whether holding talks with him is acceptable. Dipl

In 2021, three quarters of the 12 Central European countries faced a government crisis. Only the Hungarian, Serbian and Croatian governments could preserve their stability, as revealed by a comparative analysis of Nézőpont Institute. There is a clear connection between governments’ stability and the

Summary •    Thanks to the amending treaties, the influence of the European Parliament (EP) has grown steadily since its creation. 42 years ago it has gone astray and today no longer represents the democratic functioning of the European Union, but its institutional self-interests.

Nézőpont Intézet has compiled its 2020 Germany-Hungary barometer examining the two nations’ opinions on each other and their bilateral relations. The barometer was prepared with the support of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation and the Foundation for a Civic Hungary by interviewing 1000 persons in each

According to 30 percent of Hungarians, the whitening of the economy continues even in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, reveals the “Toward a Snow White Economy 2020” survey presented by Nézőpont Intézet at an online conference on Wednesday at 10am. State Secretary for the Ministry of Finance N