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Hungarians Optimistic about Trump’s Role in Ending Ukraine–Russia War

A recent Századvég poll reveals that 77 per cent of Hungarians believe Donald Trump, upon assuming office in 2025, could end the ongoing Russia–Ukraine war. The findings highlight strong public support for peace initiatives, aligning with Hungary’s diplomatic efforts….
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Public Overwhelmingly Supports Government Plan to Raise Average Salary to One Million Forints

According to a new Real-PR 93 survey, 74 per cent of Hungarians support the government’s target to raise the average salary to one million forints, reflecting broad approval among all demographics and age groups from across the political spectrum….
A postwoman delivers National Consultation questionnaires in a Budapest block of flats on 28 October 2024.

National Consultation on Economic Neutrality Begins

The Hungarian government has launched a national consultation under the title Hungary Can Do It, inviting citizens to voice their opinions on a new economic policy aimed at strengthening Hungary’s economy, boosting wages, supporting small businesses, and improving housing affordability….
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Majority of Hungarian Voters Call for EU Contribution to Border Defence Costs

A survey conducted by the Center for Fundamental Rights has revealed that the vast majority of Hungarian voters expect the European Union to contribute financially to the costs of the defence against illegal migration. Nearly two-thirds of respondents also consider…

Hungarians Overwhelmingly Back Government’s Smartphone Ban in Schools

The government decree limiting mobile phone use in schools was issued in early August and will take effect in September. According to a recent survey published on Wednesday, an overwhelming majority of Hungarians, 85 per cent, support the ban….

69 Per Cent of Hungarians Angered by Ukraine’s Oil Supply Restrictions

The Nézőpont Institute’s survey found that 69 per cent of Hungarians consider Ukraine’s imposed sanctions unacceptable, and only 22 per cent perceive them as acceptable. Strong disapproval of Kyiv’s move seems to be a sentiment shared across party lines in…
Viktor Orbán (L) and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan shake hands in Washington, D.C. on 10 July 2024 before discussing the Russo–Ukrainian war.

Orbán’s Peace Mission Receives Broad Support from Hungarian Public

Shortly after assuming the presidency of the European Union, Viktor Orbán visited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, followed by Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping, to facilitate the end of the Russo-Ukrainian war….

Orbán Criticizes EU Court’s Ruling, Defends Hungary’s Peace Stance in Radio Interview

Orbán criticized the European Court of Justice’s fine as influenced by Soros, and reiterated Hungary’s refusal to comply with Brussels’ demands on immigration. He underscored Hungary’s right to decide whom it allows within its borders, stressing that Brussels should not…
Ukrainian soldiers parading.

European Public Is Against Sending Soldiers Abroad, Századvég Survey Reveals

According to the findings of the Project Europe research by Századvég, public attitudes towards combat readiness in Europe significantly differ regarding armed conflict within or beyond national borders. According to the survey, 59 per cent of EU respondents would fight…

Immediate Ceasefire Supported by Four-Fifths of the Hungarian Population

The survey, conducted in the April–⁠May period, reveals that 82 per cent of the total population, or four out of every five Hungarians, consider the declaration of an immediate ceasefire to be the most appropriate course of action….

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