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Centre for Democracy & Resilience

GLOBSEC Trends 2019: Has Hungary succeeded at embracing the EU values?

By
Péter Krekó
on 11.06.2019

For a fourth year, GLOBSEC Trends 2019: Central and Eastern Europe 30 years after the fall of the Iron Curtain brings a unique insight into the Central and Eastern European people’s minds, covering seven Central and Eastern European countries Austria, Bulgaria, Czechia, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia.  

What are the findings for Hungary? To what extent can be the EU popular among Hungarians if the big flow of EU funds is over or decreased?  

Find out in our video below.

To see highlights from other countries, explore our map:

To read more in the full GLOBSEC Trends 2019 report, please go here.

Authors
Péter Krekó

Director, Political Capital Institute

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Authors
Péter Krekó

Director, Political Capital Institute

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