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The majority of Americans are sympathetic to the protesters seeking to oust the current government in Egypt and are generally optimistic that the outcome of the situation will be positive for the U.S. and for Egypt.

2020 was the most stressful year in recent history. A record-high 40% of adults worldwide said they experienced stress during a lot of the previous day.

Before Egypt's highest court dissolved the country's parliament last week, a majority of Egyptians in April said it would be a "bad thing" for their country if the military remained involved in politics after the presidential election.

Well-being in Egypt and Tunisia decreased significantly over the past few years, even as GDP increased. The data underscore how traditional economic metrics can paint an incomplete picture of life in a given country.

Is your country on the brink of revolution? Can it create wealth? Gallup's World Poll, which recently conducted its 1 millionth interview, provides answers to these and other crucial questions.

When Egyptians one year ago today set their nation on a new political course, neither Egyptians nor observers knew for sure what would happen next. Understanding that, Gallup stepped up its surveying in Egypt to begin surveying at least 1,000 ...

One year after protests that led to former President Hosni Mubarak's overthrow, most Egyptians are confident that the ruling military council will hand over power to a civilian government after presidential elections.

In countries around the world, how happy citizens are tells a lot about where their country is headed.

Rimpei Iwata, CEO of Cookpad, joins the podcast to discuss the power of cooking a meal.

A slight majority of Americans, 53%, view Egypt unfavorably and 40% view it favorably -- the most negative reading in two decades. Americans' ratings of India, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Libya, and Israel also declined this year.