A public opinion poll conducted by the Armenian office of the Gallup International Аssociation found that 38.8% believe that Nikol Pashinyan should remain in the post of prime minister, 17.6% found it difficult to answer. 43.6% of …
One in three Russians (33%) seek to combine remote work and office time, while 44% of respondents want to return to their workplace, a survey carried out by DOM.RF mortgage agent jointly with the Russian Public Opinion Research Center showed. …
A majority of Republican voters said if former President Trump were to start a new political party they would likely join, a new Hill-HarrisX poll finds. Sixty-four percent of registered Republican voters in the Jan. …
Nearly two-thirds of respondents believe that climate change is a "global emergency," according to a survey of 1.2 million people in dozens of countries around the globe - and many want urgent action to tackle the problem. …
As U.S. President Donald Trump prepares to leave the White House, 47% of Americans say he will be remembered as one of the worst presidents in American history, according to the latest PBS NewsHour/NPR/Marist poll. By comparison, Marist …
Azerbaijan has revealed out to rank among the five happiest countries with a happiness index of 76%, while Armenia is among the unhappiest countries with an index of 12%, according to Gallup International. This is evidenced by the …
Russians’ economic optimism for 2021 has fallen to a two-decade low, according to a Gallup International poll cited by the RBC news website. The survey results come after a year when Russians’ incomes fell and the …
U.S. President Donald Trump has come out on top as Americans’ most-admired man for 2020, according to Gallup’s annual survey, ending former President Barack Obama’s 12-year run with the title. This …
About half of the Armenian residents believe that Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan should resign, director of the Gallup International Association in Armenia Aram Navasardyan said, summing up the results of the latest poll. According …
Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden leads U.S. President Donald Trump by 12 points in a new national poll. The latest Monmouth University survey finds Biden at 53%, compared to Trump at 41%, The Hill reported. …
Nearly 60% of Russians polled said that during self-isolation, they worked on personal growth and education, the poll held by HeadHunter recruiting website informs. From March 25 until June, 55% of those polled used education …
About 65-66% of Russians consider the permission for walks as the most justified measure related to the phased removal of restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to the anti-coronavirus crisis center data released on Monday. …
About one in two Russians (48%) think that it is better to look for their "other half" in their friend circle, according to a poll held by the Russian Public Opinion Research Center in the run-up to St. Valentine’s Day. …
Among the main domestic events of the outgoing year, Russians named the pension reform (10%) and the launch of the Crimean Bridge’s railway section (4%), according to a survey by the Russia Public Opinion Research Center VTsIOM …
UFC lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov and figure skater Alina Zagitova were named Russia's most popular athlete in a survey by the Russia Public Opinion Research Center VTsIOM. Among the country’s most …
Almost 80% of Russians are satisfied with their lives, according to the results of the poll conducted by the All-Russian Public Opinion Research Center (VCIOM). "As of now, 79% of respondents said that they are satisfied with …
An International Republican Institute (IRI) poll reads that with the 2020 parliamentary elections less than a year away, a clear front-runner has yet to emerge. If the parliamentary elections are held this Sunday, the Georgian Dream …
Most Russians (85%) view the current relations between Russia and the United States in a negative way, and more than half of those polled (52%) describe them as tense, according to a poll conducted by the Russian Public Opinion Research …
Russians’ main fears remain social injustice, falling incomes and the possibility of being left without free medical aid, while international conflicts, job loss and rising crime are the least worry. These findings are the results of a …
Support for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan surged last month, when Ankara launched a military incursion in northeastern Syria to clear the Kurdish YPG militia from near its border, a survey by Metropoll showed. …
