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Ahead of World Water Day, Gallup reveals that people in sub-Saharan Africa are the least likely of the world’s citizens to express satisfaction with the water quality in their communities.

Gallup analysis suggests that one's religious identity and level of devotion have little to do with one's views about targeting civilians. According to the largest global study of its kind, covering 131 countries, it is human development and ...

In most of the countries surveyed for Gallup's poll of the Islamic world, a plurality of respondents rate both the United States and Great Britain unfavorably, while France is rated more favorably.

As the world witnesses the sixth anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and the U.S.-led "war on terror" begins its seventh year, hard questions must be asked about the core assumptions that are guiding policy in this battle. Are they ...

About two-thirds of the Lebanese people believe Hezbollah's political standing is stronger now than it was prior to this summer's devastating conflict with Israel -- a figure that includes majorities of Sunnis and Christians, as well as Shiites. ...

Gallup conducts surveys in 160 countries worldwide. This page details how often Gallup conducts surveys in each country.

Throughout the Islamic world, respondents to Gallup's poll said they had little faith that Western nations were concerned about establishing cultural understanding and harmony with their societies.

In possibly the most challenging project in Gallup's history, 10,000 people in nine predominantly Islamic countries were interviewed. In December 2001 and January 2002, researchers conducted hour-long, in-person interviews in Saudi Arabia, Iran, ...

Asked what they admire most about the Muslim or Islamic world, Americans cite that the people in these countries are faithful and sincere in their religious beliefs and that they have preserved their culture and traditions. Asked what they ...

Despite their predominantly unfavorable perceptions of the United States, many Arabs interviewed in the 2002 Gallup Poll of the Islamic World continue to regard the West -- and even the United States -- as the most attractive option for higher ...