György Folk

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Nell’Ungheria di Orbán aumenta la stressa sul dissenso e l’opposizione prendre piede

3 weeks ago | voxeurop.eu | György Folk

Nel marzo 2025, per la prima volta in quindici anni, il primo ministro Viktor Orbán non è stato il politico più popolare del paese; è stato invece il turno del suo inesorabile avversario, Péter Magyar, emerso sulla scena politica soltanto l’anno scorso. A dirlo è Median, un istituto di sondaggi indipendente che ha condotto una ricerca per HVG.
En Hongrie, le gouvernement d’Orbán resserre l’étau sur les dissidents

3 weeks ago | voxeurop.eu | György Folk

En mars 2025, pour la première fois depuis 15 ans, l’homme politique hongrois le plus populaire n’était pas le Premier ministre Viktor Orbán, mais son implacable adversaire Péter Magyar, selon l’institut de sondage indépendant Median qui réalise des enquêtes pour le média HVG. Magyar n’a pourtant accédé à la notoriété que l’année dernière.
Orbáns Ungarn geht härter gegen Dissidenten vor

3 weeks ago | voxeurop.eu | György Folk

Im März 2025 war der beliebteste ungarische Politiker zum ersten Mal seit 15 Jahren nicht Premierminister Viktor Orbán, sondern sein unerbittlicher Gegner Péter Magyar, der erst letztes Jahr bekannt wurde. Das geht aus einer Umfrage des unabhängigen Meinungsforschungsinstituts Median hervor, das für das Medienunternehmen HVG recherchiert.
Orbán’s Hungary turns up the heat on dissidents

3 weeks ago | voxeurop.eu | György Folk

In March 2025, for the first time in 15 years, the most popular Hungarian politician was not Prime Minister Viktor Orbán but his implacable opponent Péter Magyar, who rose to prominence only last year. This was according to Median, an independent poll company conducting research for the news outlet HVG. According to another recent poll, by the Republikon Institute in April 2025, 32% of Hungarians would vote for Magyar’s Tisza party, a 3-point rise since March.
A blow to European populists: about 1.2 million people signed the pro-choice petition to the EU

2 months ago | voxeurop.eu | György Folk

More than a decade after the creation of the European Citizens' Initiative (ECI), the EU's common petitioning system, it is clear that gathering a million signatures for or against a cause is a major challenge, even among the 27 million inhabitants of the EU, and one that requires hard campaigning.