Tibor Navracsics, the minister of regional development, said Europe’s very existence is dependent on its citizens, so EU policymaking must better represent the European people as well as reflect the...
A recent survey suggests that there is a sharp divide in opinion among Europeans regarding the arming of Ukraine.
Nine out of ten German citizens attribute the crisis to their nation's energy policy.
Although Europeans are ambivalent about the LGBTQ movement, the majority rejects the promotion of LGBTQ ideologies in schools.
A new survey reveals that a majority of Europeans want Brussels to act now to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict and curb sanction inflation.
A survey conducted by the Századvég Foundation mapped public opinion on the payment of cohesion and reconstruction funds to which Hungary is entitled.
The Századvég Foundation said that 74% of Hungarians object to the EU withholding funds from Hungary.
40% of Europeans now say the continent should use nuclear technology to produce a considerable amount or a lot of energy.
A fresh survey by the Századvég Institute found that Europeans expect leaders to try to secure a ceasefire in Ukraine and a peace agreement as swiftly as possible.
Recent research by the Hungarian Századvég Institute indicates that it is mainly the Poles who support sanctions on Russia.
Most Hungarians, 92%, want to see an immediate end to the Russia-Ukraine war and have the sides engage in peace talks.
According to the think-tank Századvég, 66 percent of Hungarians consider PM Orbán the stronger leader on security.
A Századvég Foundation poll found that the popularity of Péter Márki-Zay has fallen further, with 68 percent of respondents seeing him unfavorably.