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While religion remains an important part of their identity, Muslim residents of London, Paris, and Berlin also identify strongly with the country in which they live. In none of the three countries surveyed (France, Germany, and the UK) were ...

The EU's leadership is much more popular in sub-Saharan Africa than in the EU, according to Gallup surveys in 125 countries between 2010 and 2011. Residents in the Middle East and North Africa region are the most critical, while the EU's ...

Fifty years ago, in March 1966, 47% of Americans described themselves as hawks on the Vietnam War -- wanting to step up the fighting -- while 26% described themselves as doves, wanting to slow it down.

Twenty-eight percent of Dutch adults surveyed in 2016 lacked confidence in their national government and were less hopeful about their future than their current situations. This percentage is on the higher side since 2012.

More than 30 years after the Official Languages Act was passed, making Canada officially bilingual, 2001 data from Statistics Canada indicate that almost a fifth of Canadians speak both French and English. Quebec adopted the French Language ...

With British Prime Minister David Cameron announcing his intent to begin tracking his citizens' well-being, new data from Gallup surveys reveal Britons' well-being has neither significantly improved nor deteriorated throughout recent years of ...

Commentators in both the Arab and the Western press have expressed fears that Christian Arabs are fleeing the Arab world in increasing numbers in recent years as a result of increased political Islamist activity and a perceived rise in ...

If America doubled its number of engaged customers worldwide, it would more than triple exports. This would create much-needed good jobs and put the country's economy on solid footing, says Gallup's chairman.

After lacking a government for six months, Belgium’s interim government now must address the nation’s ongoing economic challenges, including inflation and unemployment. Forty-three percent of Belgians are dissatisfied with efforts to increase ...

Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi resigned last week, leaving Italy’s political leaders to sort out what to do next. Gallup polling in Italy from 2005 and 2007 offers a look at Italians’ attitudes before Prodi’s election and during his term.