The Ipsos MORI Social Research Institute has just published the results of its monthly “What Worries the World” survey, conducted in 27 countries around the world, including Hungary. The poll found that significantly fewer Hungarians worry about terrorism, immigration, and the rise of extremism (3, 11, and 4 percent, respectively) than they do about corruption, poverty, social inequality, and health-care.

76 percent of Hungarians feel their country is going down the wrong track

56 percent of Hungarians are worried about financial/political corruption

56 percent of Hungarians are worried about poverty and social inequality

72 percent of Hungarians are worried about their health-care