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If the EP elections were held this Sunday, the governing party would win 56 percent of the votes, and due to the drop-out of many opposition minor parties, this could even mean up to three quarters of the seats. The domestic balance of political power is essentially unchanged since autumn 2022. N

On 24 February, not only a local armed conflict broke out between Russia and Ukraine, but also a new era began in the European history. The birth of the European Union and – its history so far – was closely related to the values of peace and stability, since the establishment of the economic coopera

According to a recent survey conducted by the Nézőpont Institute, the vast majority of Hungarians (70 percent) believe that, rather than the continuation of the war, peace talks would best serve Ukraine's interest. Regardless of political preferences, the majority in all social groups believes that

Six out of ten respondents (59 percent) would like Brussels to stop withholding European funds from Hungary, according to a recent survey conducted by the Nézőpont Institute. One in three opposition voters and even the majority of youngsters believe that the money blocked two years ago should be pai

On 10 November, Katalin Novák, President of Hungary, completed her first six months in office. The Nézőpont Institute has reviewed the evolution of the President's conception of her role as president and the impact this has had on her popularity. The proportion of those satisfied with the perform