Nézőpont Intézet

According to 61 percent of Hungarians, political parties in Hungary should not receive any financial support from abroad for their election campaigns; and 60 percent think that stricter regulations are needed than the current ones. Even 41 percent of left-wing voters are against any foreign campaign

Summary The stakes of the 2024 European parliamentary elections lie in whether there will be a turnaround in the European Union: whether the federalist forces will continue unhindered in organizing the European Union into a supranational state or if representatives of national interests will gain

According to a recent poll conducted by the Nézőpont Institute, among the world’s best-known leaders, Hungarians consider Pope Francis (92 percent) and Viktor Orbán (72 percent) to be the most peace-oriented. The majority of Hungarians think that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (53 percent),

According to a recent poll of the Nézőpont Institute, more than three-quarters of Hungarians (77 percent) were happy about Pope Francis' visit to Hungary. The apostolic visit was a national unifier, as all social groups, even more than two thirds of left-wing voters (69 percent), were positive about

According to a recent survey conducted by the Nézőpont Institute, the majority of Hungarians (54 percent) consider it a real danger that the Russian-Ukrainian war could escalate into a third world war. Even more people (55 percent) think that one of the warring sides could even deploy nuclear weapon