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Among 22 countries, Americans hold the highest regard for their strongest allies, including Canada (92%) and Great Britain (90%). At 82%, American favorability toward France exceeds its highest measured level in 24 years of polling.

Egyptians are pessimistic about what their country has gained since Mubarak's overthrow. The majority sees worse employment opportunities and doesn't see the job situation improving soon. But a majority says media freedom has improved.

Gallup surveys in Egypt reveal that those who say they are living comfortably on their current income became less optimistic about their future between August and September. They now express the same level of optimism as Egyptians who are ...

There is currently a great deal of interest in public opinion relating to the crisis in Egypt. My colleague Dalia Mogahed testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee this week about her research on reactions in Egypt and the Muslim ...

While most Egyptians (79%) supported protests to overthrow former President Hosni Mubarak, they have different views about the transitions of fellow Arab League countries.

Gallup has been on top of the developments in Egypt, first documenting the decline in well-being that preceded the revolution, then to the optimism that followed it to the day-to-day challenges many Egyptians still face.

Nearly one in three North Africans said they would like to migrate to another country permanently in 2017, up from 28% in 2016.

The majority of Egyptians (56%) now see closer relations with the U.S. as a bad thing for their country, up sharply from 40% in December 2011. They are more likely to see a benefit from closer relations with Turkey and Iran.

Before turmoil threatened Egypt's parliamentary elections, Gallup surveys found 74% of Egyptians planned to vote and 71% expected the elections to be fair and honest. Nearly half think it would be a bad thing for the Muslim Brotherhood to hold a ...

Egyptians want their government -- which narrowly avoided a clash among the country's new president, the judiciary, and the military -- to focus on unemployment and job creation.