President Trump's job approval rating has fallen four percentage points overall since early March, with declines evident among most subgroups, including a seven-point decline among men.

According to the reasons Americans give for why they “least” want a particular candidate elected president, Barack Obama’s chief liability is his perceived inexperience (39%), Hillary Clinton’s is her perceived lack of trustworthiness (24%), and ...

A Gallup Poll in India shows that before the terrorist attacks in Mumbai, a slim majority of Indians (55%) felt their government was doing enough to fight terrorism.

Muslims living in the relatively secular environments of London, Paris, and Berlin see little inherent contradiction between their religious and national identities -- but that does not imply that their attitudes always conform to those of the ...

Global Migration Patterns

At the Obama administration's halfway mark, approval of U.S. leadership worldwide is still higher than during the Bush administration's last years. Across 116 countries, median approval of U.S. leadership in 2010 stood at 47% -- relatively ...

Donald Trump averaged 41% job approval during his first quarter in office -- 14 points lower than any prior president in the polling era.

Globalization and an increasingly multicultural and multireligious West test the mettle of cherished democratic values. As the current cartoon controversy underscores, pluralism and tolerance today demand greater mutual understanding and respect ...

President Trump's 40% job approval is 21 points lower than the average for presidents near the one-month mark and 11 points behind any other president's.

A Gallup survey finds 43% of Nigerians in favor of the government offering jobs to Niger Delta militants. While the Nigerian government has committed to providing education and job training, 5% mentioned the former and none mentioned the latter ...