World Publics Think China Will Catch Up With the US—and That’s Okay May 25, 2007 Full Report (PDF) Questionnaire (PDF) Methodology/Research Partners (PDF) Majorities around the world believe that China will catch up with the United States economically. It’s a prospect that leaves most of those polled—even Americans—unperturbed. A multinationalContinue Reading
World Publics See European Union as a “Positive Influence” March 21, 2007 Most would like to See Europe Grow More Influential than the U.S. The European Union celebrates its 50th birthday March 25 with its members embroiled in controversies over enlargement, a proposed constitution and how to create jobs whileContinue Reading
March 7, 2007 Latin American Publics are Skeptical About US—But Not About Democracy President Bush’s effort to show Latin Americans that “you have a friend in the United States of America,” may be a hard sell during his five-nation tour of the region: A majority of Latin Americans view theContinue Reading
Latinobarómetro Poll: Latin Americans, Despite Stereotype, Are Political Moderates January 10, 2007 Bush and Chávez Are Both Given Low Ratings George Bush and Hugo Chávez have one thing in common, as far as the Latin American public is concerned. They are viewed equally negatively. Only Fidel Castro received lower marksContinue Reading
A Majority of Americans Reject Military Threats in Favor of Diplomacy with Iran December 7, 2006 Public Now Believes Iraq Invasion Has Increased Likelihood Iran Will Make WMD Full Report Questionnaire/Methodology Most Americans believe the United States should seek better relations with Iran, rather than trying to pressure the governmentContinue Reading
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