Iranians and Americans Believe Islam and West Can Find Common Ground January 30, 2007 Published January 30 2007 Despite Mutual Antagonism, Half of Iranians and Most Americans Favor Direct US-Iran Talks, More Exchanges Iranians Overwhelmingly Reject Bin Laden Full Report Questionnaire/Methodology Concurrent polls of the United States and Iran revealContinue Reading
Iranians Want Capacity to Enrich Uranium But Accept NPT Rules Against Developing Nuclear Weapons January 30, 2007 Americans Would Allow Limited Enrichment, Provided UN Is Given Full Access Iranians Overwhelmingly Reject Bin Laden Full Report Questionnaire/Methodology Most Iranians want their country to have the capacity to enrich uranium for nuclearContinue Reading
Iranians Overwhelmingly Reject Bin Laden January 30, 2007 Both Iranians and Americans See Terrorism as a Threat to Their Countries Full Report Questionnaire/Methodology Iranians and Americans are both very concerned about the danger of terrorism, reject attacks against civilians overwhelmingly and share strongly negative views of Osama bin Laden. AlthoughContinue Reading
World View of US Role Goes From Bad to Worse January 22, 2007 Questionnaire/Methodology The global view of the United States’ role in world affairs has significantly deteriorated over the last year according to a BBC World Service poll of more than 26,000 people across 25 different countries. As 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
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