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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

Dear future applicants, Nézőpont Intézet Foundation – under the chief trusteeship of European Parliamentary Representative László Trócsányi – has launched a competition. Due to the current state of emergency the submission deadline will be extended to 17 April 2020. Please send your completed ess

Highest risk 60+ age group is the most satisfied with coronavirus containment measures Everyone is aware of the coronavirus - it is unprecedented in public agenda research that 100 percent of Hungarians claim to have heard of it and 85 percent have also discussed it in recent days. In peaceful times

In the publicist category, Magyar Demokrata senior associate László Szentesi Zöldi, and in the journalist category, Magyar Nemzet domestic affairs editorial staff member Pál Schwendt have received the award. Established last year, the award aims to recognise journalists who work to inform the publi

„...within roughly two years, Fidesz may be able to win the election even with 47-48 percent of the votes. 45 percent was sufficient in 2014 but in the current era of a united opposition this would only earn second place in the constituencies. (….)[ In 2022] Fidesz would like to regain the trust of