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How Much Does the World Trust Journalists?
The public's trust in journalists varies significantly across 144 countries and territories surveyed in 2018 and is linked to political polarization.
Communities Could Be Driving Away Migrants They Need
Most migrants around the world think their communities are good places for migrants to live, but if they don't, Gallup surveys show they are more likely to want to move on.
Few Migrants Worldwide Want to Come Home
The strong majority of migrants (77%) say they would like to stay right where they are. Few would like to move again, and if they did, it wouldn't be back home.
Are Children Treated With Respect and Dignity Everywhere?
On World Children's Day, perceptions that children are treated with respect vary widely around the globe.
Worldwide, 54% See Communities as Good for Migrants
Is the world a better place for migrants to live than it was at the start of the decade? A majority of the world (54%) sees it that way today.
Inside Afghanistan: Job Market Outlook Bleakest on Record
Job prospects in Afghanistan in 2018 were worse than at any other point in the past decade, and unemployment soared to new highs among young people and women.
American Jews, Politics and Israel
American Jews remain both strongly Democratic in their political orientation and highly supportive of Israel.
One in Three Worldwide Lack Confidence in NGOs
Wellcome's new Global Monitor report shows that half of people worldwide are confident in charities and nongovernmental organizations.
Inside Iran: Economy, Life Getting Worse
Iranians' confidence in their economy collapsed, along with their outlook on their lives, after President Donald Trump's decision a year ago to leave the Iran nuclear deal and reimpose economic sanctions.
Americans' Views of Benjamin Netanyahu Little Changed
Americans' views of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have changed little in 2019, with 40% viewing him favorably and 27% unfavorably.