2009 Publications

Little Support for Terrorism Among Muslim Americans

Negative Views of U.S. Unchanged in Turkey

Global Warming Seen as a Major Problem Around the World Less Concern in the U.S., China and Russia

Europeans and Americans Share Concerns About Iran’s Nuclear Program

Obama Popular in Japan, China and South Korea

Americans and Western Europeans Agree on Afghanistan-Pakistan Extremist Threat

End of Communism Cheered but Now with More Reservations

The Pulse of Europe 2009: 20 Years After the Fall of the Berlin Wall

Obama’s Nobel Prize

Most Mexicans See Better Life in U.S. – One-In-Three Would Migrate

Troubled by Crime, the Economy, Drugs and Corruption

Obama Addresses More Popular U.N.

U.S. Image Improved in Canada

Declining Support for bin Laden and Suicide Bombing

Few in NATO Support Call For Additional Forces in Afghanistan

Pakistani Public Opinion

Growing Concerns about Extremism, Continuing Discontent with U.S.

Obamamania Missing in Muslim World

Confidence in Obama Lifts U.S. Image Around the World

Most Muslim Publics Not So Easily Moved

Positive Aspects of U.S. Image

Obama Unlikely to Find a Quick Fix for U.S. Global Image

Optimism and Obstacles for Obama in Europe

Few in Pakistan Support Extremists

Eastern Europe

The Global Middle Class

Views of Venezuela’s Chavez Have Hardened in the Region — and at Home

Ideological Gaps Over Israel on Both Sides of Atlantic

As Obama Takes Office, Global Press Turns to Regional Concerns

European Worries About Reliance on Russian Energy Were Already High

Before Israel’s Invasion, Hamas Popularity Was Waning Among Its Neighbors — Even in Gaza Itself