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The extreme cold and massive power outages in Texas may lead to shifts in U.S. public opinion on several key issues.

Colombian diplomat and economist Juan Carlos Pinzón shares how his CliftonStrengths have guided his journey as one of the region's most influential voices in security, economics, and international affairs.

More than half of Colombians say the disparity between the rich and poor in their country has grown over the last five years; at the same time, increasing percentages of the public report having lacked money for food or shelter.

The majority of Brazilian adults (55%) interviewed shortly before the World Cup started in mid-June expect it to hurt the Brazilian economy, while 31% believe that it will help. A minority (43%) believe the country's image will improve.

Gallup surveyed 116 countries and areas during the pandemic last year. Read about what Gallup has learned.

Education, healthcare and the economy top Americans' long to-do list for the new Congress this year.

Discover how a diverse organization in South Africa is applying its employees' strengths to successfully navigate change.

Residents of Iraqi Kurdistan report less satisfaction with key infrastructure and perceive more corruption in 2012 than they did in previous years, while attitudes in the rest of Iraq have improved.

Gallup's 2018 Afghanistan survey reveals record-low well-being levels. Asked to rate their future lives on a zero-to-10 scale, Afghans give an average response of 2.3 -- the lowest recorded for any country worldwide over the past 12 years.

Biden-Harris proposals to address the economy are generally in sync with American public opinion.