France

Chadians Harbor Negativity Toward French

Chadians Harbor Negativity Toward French

February 18, 2008
Gallup finds that more than half of Chadians have unfavorable opinions about France, their former colonial ruler, and similarly unfavorable opinions about the French people.

A Well-Being Report Card for President Sarkozy

Gallup research finds France average among high-income countries

January 17, 2008
French President Nicolas Sarkozy’s decision to measure national happiness highlights the increasing interest in well-being and quality of life as indicators of economic progress. Having collected such measures in 130 countries, Gallup reveals how the French rank in comparison to other high-income countries.More ...
France Factors in Happiness

France Factors in Happiness

January 17, 2008
As French President Nicolas Sarkozy seeks a measurement of happiness to help judge his country's economic progress, Gallup reveals how the French rate their economy and their personal lives.
High Health Satisfaction In Western Nations

High Health Satisfaction In Western Nations

January 2, 2008
Majorities of people in Canada, France, Germany, Russia, the U.K., and the U.S. report high satisfaction with their health, though fewer report having exercised the day before they were surveyed.
What's Behind the Riots in France?

What's Behind the Riots in France?

December 5, 2007
Recent rioting in France may be linked to general dissatisfaction with job opportunities and lower levels of trust in police among younger males.

France: Men, Younger Citizens Less Trusting of Police

Before riots, 73% of all French respondents expressed confidence

December 5, 2007
Months before the riots that erupted last week in poor Paris suburbs, 73% of French citizens expressed confidence in their local police. However, 65% of French men aged 15 to 54 told Gallup they have confidence in their police.More ...

Rough Recovery Ahead for U.S.-French Relations

French show disdain for U.S. leadership, more warmth toward other countries

November 8, 2007
As the presidents of the United States and France seek to improve the relationship between their two countries, Gallup revisits data indicating it will take time to achieve buy-in from the French public.More ...
Sicko On Point?

Sicko On Point?

July 13, 2007
With the recent controversy surrounding Michael Moore's film Sicko, Gallup takes a look at opinions regarding health care from around the world.

French Public Accepting of Religious and Ethnic Minorities

But most are uncomfortable with outward signs of piousness

June 29, 2007
After the recent round of legislative elections, many French observers had hoped the National Assembly would reflect the country's growing ethnic diversity, also known as "black, blanc, beur" (meaning black, white, Arab). But the election outcome has shown otherwise. Results from a Gallup World Poll, however, show that the French public displays a relatively high level of tolerance toward ethnic and religious minorities.More ...

Job Concerns in the Middle of France's Left-Right Election

Employment policy, job creation key issues

May 4, 2007
The shouting may be all over, but whether French voters will turn their country to the right or left -- and potentially elect its first female president -- won't be known until results are tallied Sunday.More ...
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