World
May 5, 2008Data-driven insights into the Reverend Wright controversy in the U.S. election, Russia's new president, gas prices in the United States, and the food crisis in Bangladesh.
Americans, Japanese express highest levels of environmental stewardship
April 22, 2008Across the five countries that contribute more than half of the world’s carbon dioxide emissions, Gallup Polls reveal that American and Japanese residents express the highest levels of environmental stewardship.
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April 18, 2008A median of 36% of people around the world approve of China’s leadership versus a median of 32% of people who approve of United States’ leadership.
The boldest scientific endeavor of its kind, the Gallup World Poll is a window into the minds of 6 billion people.
April 8, 2008Data-driven insights into Iraq's place in history, Italy's upcoming election, Americans' views on taxing the rich, and anti-Chinese sentiment in Europe.
Ratings in single digits among many key allies
April 2, 2008Gallup Polls in 139 countries reveal that residents of Europe and the Middle East/North Africa are the least likely to approve of U.S. leadership.
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Benefits of TV ownership largely independent of income
March 31, 2008In most countries worldwide, Gallup finds that people who have a television in their homes also express higher well-being and optimism than do those without TVs in their homes.
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March 24, 2008Data-driven insights into the rising U.S. death toll in Iraq, power shortages in South Africa, the Hispanic vote for the Democratic nomination, and Taiwan's new president-elect.
March 19, 2008Ahead of World Water Day, Gallup examines how satisfied the world's citizens are with the quality of their water and finds that people in sub-Saharan African nations are the least likely to be satisfied with their water's quality.
March 17, 2008Data-driven insights into recession fears in the United States, Japan's stock market slide, President George W. Bush's negative approval ratings, and economic conditions in Canada.
