Publics Want More Aggressive Government Action On Economic Crisis: Global Poll
Publics Want More Aggressive Government Action On Economic Crisis: Global Poll July 21, 2009 Favor Global Body to Monitor Big Financial Institutions Nations Divided on Increasing Protectionism Questionnaire/Methodology (PDF) A new poll by WorldPublicOpinion.org finds that the public in 14 of 19 nations surveyed feels that their government’s efforts toContinue Reading
Many Approve of ICC Indictment of Bashir: Poll of 7 Muslim and African Nations
July 16, 2009 Questionnaire/Methodology (PDF) A WorldPublicOpinion.org poll of seven majority-Muslim and African nations finds that, contrary to the position of their governments, publics in four nations approve of the indictment of Sudanese President Bashir for war crimes and crimes against humanity in Darfur, one is divided and two areContinue Reading
Though Obama Viewed Positively, Still Much Criticism of US Foreign Policy: Global Poll
Though Obama Viewed Positively, Still Much Criticism of US Foreign Policy: Global Poll July 7, 2009 Country-by-Country Summaries (PDF) Questionnaire/Methodology (PDF) Full PDF Version A new WorldPublicOpinion.org poll finds that around the world US foreign policy continues to receive heavy criticism on a variety of fronts, even though in 13Continue Reading
Russian Public Wary of Obama
Russian Public Wary of Obama July 2, 2009 Questionnaire/Methodology (PDF) When President Obama arrives in Russia for the Moscow summit he may face a cool reception. A new poll of Russians, conducted by the Levada Center as part of a larger WorldPublicOpinion.org poll finds that just 23 percent of RussiansContinue Reading
Pakistani Public Turns Against Taliban, But Still Negative on US
Pakistani Public Turns Against Taliban, But Still Negative on US July 1, 2009 Companion article: Islamist Militancy in Pakistan: A View from the Provinces Full Report (PDF) Questionnaire/Methodology (PDF) Most Pakistanis now see the Pakistani Taliban as well as al Qaeda as a critical threat to the country–a major shiftContinue Reading