Public Opinion in India and America March 1, 2006 Indians Have Positive Views of U.S. and Bush Indians More Positive Than Americans on China By Angela Stephens As President George W. Bush arrives in India on his first visit to the world�s second most populous country, he is encountering aContinue Reading
WPO Poll: Afghan Public Overwhelmingly Rejects al-Qaeda, Taliban January 30, 2006 Strongly Supports US and International Presence Believes Pakistan Is Allowing Taliban to Operate There Questionnaire/Methodology A new WorldPublicOpinion.org poll of the Afghan public finds an overwhelming majority opposes al-Qaeda and the Taliban, endorses the overthrow of the Taliban andContinue Reading
World Bank Receives Good Marks in World Poll January 24, 2006 Global Companies Less Positive, But More Popular In South Than North Questionnaire/ Methodology As leaders of the global economy convene in Davos, a new BBC poll of 32 nations finds that despite the widespread criticism it has received, theContinue Reading
U.N. Continues to get Positive, though Lower, Ratings With World Public January 24, 2006 NGOs get Top Ratings of All Global Actors Questionnaire/ Methodology Despite a relatively poor year for the United Nations, publics in most countries continue to view the U.N. as having a positive influence in the world,Continue Reading
23 Nation Poll: Who will Lead the World? April 6, 2005 In 20 Countries, Citizens Want Europe to Be More Influential Than US Full Report Questionnaire A public opinion poll across 23 countries finds that in 20, a majority (17) or a plurality (3) of citizens think it would beContinue Reading
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