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Saudi Arabia: Majorities Support Women's Rights
A Gallup Poll conducted in Saudi Arabia finds that majorities of respondents support certain freedoms for women. Sixty-six percent of Saudi women and 55% of Saudi men agree that women should be allowed to drive a car by themselves.
Bush Trip Underscores Disapproval of U.S. in Mideast
President Bush concludes his Middle East tour Wednesday with a brief visit to Egypt. Gallup Poll data indicate low approval of U.S. leadership at five of seven stops Bush made during his weeklong trip.
Potential Migration and the GCC
With their high-income economies, the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) attract migrants from all over the world. As GCC countries continue to grow rapidly, potential migrants worldwide are becoming more aware of countries such as ...
Worldwide Approval of U.S. Leadership Tops Major Powers
Global approval of U.S. leadership in 2010 topped that of China, Russia, Japan, France, the United Kingdom, and Germany -- continuing a shift first seen in 2009 after President Barack Obama took office.
The International Pessimist Club Has Surprisingly Few Members
Most people on the planet see the glass as half full, rather than half empty. That's according to a new analysis that my colleagues, Matt Gallagher and Sarah Pressman, and I put together based on 2009 Gallup World Poll data from 142 countries.
Gallup Releases New Findings on Women's Rights After the Arab Uprisings
The news that the Muslim Brotherhood-backed candidate Mohamed Morsi won the Egyptian presidential election continues a trend wherein Islamist parties seem to be rising into the political space created by last year's Arab uprisings. This ...
Snapshot: Basics Still a Concern in Arab Uprising Countries
As governments in Arab uprising countries struggle to repair their economies, Gallup data from spring 2012 show more people are struggling to afford food and shelter than before the unrest.
Americans Remain Skeptical About Middle East Peace
President Barack Obama’s speech in Cairo comes at a time when only 32% of Americans think Israel and the Arab nations will ever be able to settle their differences and live in peace; 66% disagree.
Do Muslims Want Democracy and Theocracy?
The authors of Who Speaks for Islam? What a Billion Muslims Really Think reveal that majorities in substantially Muslim countries want a government that is democratic but embraces religious values.
Mission-Driven Engagement, Collaboration at Achieve Australia
Learn how an organization serving people with a disability is improving employee engagement and collaboration in the workplace.