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Afghans Assess Roles for NATO, U.N., Regional Actors
November 20, 2009
Afghans surveyed in June see NATO, the United Nations, India, and Iran playing roles in reconstruction more than anything else -- in line with what Afghans say they should do. However, Afghans are as likely to see Pakistan’s role as supporting the Taliban as helping with reconstruction.
Worldwide, Prospect of Job Loss Connected to Low Well-Being
November 17, 2009
In every world region, people who say their employer is letting workers go are less likely to be "thriving" and report less favorable moods than those who say their employer is hiring. The effects are most dramatic in the Americas.
‘Chavismo’ Losing Steam in Venezuela
November 12, 2009
Venezuelans’ approval of President Hugo Chavez has declined in recent years, from 61% in 2006 to 47% in 2009. During that time, Venezuelans have also grown less likely to identify with the socialist ideology Chavez represents.
Karzai Faces Steep Climb to Curb Perceptions of Corruption
November 10, 2009
With newly re-elected Afghan President Hamid Karzai promising to fight corruption in his country, Gallup surveys underscore the extent of the challenge he faces. Before the marred election season, 81% of Afghans said corruption was widespread and 69% said their government wasn’t doing enough to fight it.
Gallup Balkan Monitor
17 November, Brussels - Presentation of the results of the Gallup Balkan Monitor by Gallup and the European Fund for the Balkans at an European Policy Center event.More
Taking the Pulse of Europe
The Flash Eurobarometer surveys enable European policy-makers to hear the voice of EU citizens. Since 2006, Gallup has conducted some 1,400,000 interviews for the European Commission.Latest Releases...
