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Gallup assesses global approval ratings of Chinese and American leadership collected in more than 145 countries between 2006 and 2008. The results showed that the leadership in both nations must contend with relatively low approval ratings in ...

Gallup 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.

In partnership with leading economists, psychologists, and other acclaimed scientists, Gallup has been exploring the common aspects of well-being that transcend countries and cultures. Researchers uncovered five essential elements that ...

Americans have notably more favorable opinions of France and Israel than they did a year ago. But impressions of China, Pakistan, and Russia have turned south.

The CliftonStrengths Technical Report: Development and Validation

Although Chad has been earning oil revenue since 2003, the Gallup World Poll finds most Chadians dissatisfied with their current economic situation. Large majorities believe individual land rights should be strengthened, reflecting Chadians' ...

French President Nicolas Sarkozy is encouraging world leaders to consider ways to assess their society's wellbeing beyond their gross domestic product (GDP). Gallup's global surveys underscore the extent to which life quality relates to a range ...

Learn what characterizes each CliftonStrengths theme and discover the similarities and differences each of them have.

The states of the union differ remarkably in terms of their residents' religions. Non-Catholic Christians dominate in the South, while Catholics are more prevalent in the Middle Atlantic and New England, those with no religion in the Northeast ...

A new Gallup survey finds a majority of Americans now expressing positive views of France, though fewer than did so before France opposed the United States on the issue of the Iraq war. American opinion of France hit a nadir in March 2003, with ...