The property tax, calculated from the current market value of real estate, has sparked debate worldwide for years. Supporters see it as a tool of social justice – those who own more should pay more, which could curb wealth concentration and speculation in the housing market. Critics argue that it unfairly burdens ordinary homeowners who spent decades paying off mortgages and would now face rising costs as property values increase. In many countries, the topic resurfaces amid housing crises and growing inequality. Is the cadastral tax a sensible way to promote social balance, or a form of punishment for owning a home?
Category: Law
Law covers surveys on the justice system, civil rights and trust in public institutions. This category examines views on courts, legislation, legal security and proposed reforms.
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Should there be restaurants exclusively for smokers?

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Should restaurants have the right to ban children?

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Time change

For years, the issue of abolishing time changes has sparked huge controversy. Some argue it’s a relic of a bygone era – invented to save energy, though its purpose has long since faded. Others defend it stubbornly, citing “more sun after work” and its supposed impact on mood. Meanwhile, more and more studies show that changing the clocks disrupts the biological rhythm, increases the risk of heart attacks, and worsens sleep. Yet politicians continue to delay a decision, and the European Union cannot reach an agreement. Is daylight saving time an innocent tradition or a health experiment that has long spiraled out of control? Take part in the poll and decide!
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Frozen Russian Assets

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Tomahawks for Ukraine

