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More than two-thirds of Europeans (68%) and over half of Hungarians (55%) believe their country is exposed to threats, while 42% of EU citizens and 39% of Hungarians feel their personal safety is at risk.
A majority of Europeans (52%) trust the EU to strengthen security and defense, rising to 58% among Hungarians, and 78% of Hungarian respondents are satisfied with current EU defense spending levels or call for increases.
For EU space policy priorities, Europeans ranked security and defense first (53%), followed by environmental protection and climate policy (36%), and European industry competitiveness (31%).
Hungarians prioritized environmental protection and climate policy (46%), then security and defense (45%), and industry g rowth (34%), while 55% of the youngest respondents recognized the positive economic impact of the EU space program.
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