Survey Reports

Egyptians Increasingly Glum

Not Optimistic about Economy or Certain They Are Better Off Post-Mubarak

The New Sick Man of Europe: the European Union

French Dispirited; Attitudes Diverge Sharply from Germans

Despite Their Wide Differences, Many Israelis and Palestinians Want Bigger Role for Obama in Resolving Conflict

On Eve of Elections, a Dismal Public Mood in Pakistan

Rising Concerns about the Taliban

Widespread Middle East Fears that Syrian Violence Will Spread

No Love for Assad, Yet No Support for Arming the Rebels

U.S. Image Rebounds in Mexico

Fewer See Better Life North of the Border, but 35% Would Migrate

Social Networking Popular Across Globe

Arab Publics Most Likely to Express Political Views Online

Growing Concerns in China about Inequality, Corruption

Ratings for the U.S. Decline

U.S. Public, Experts Differ on China Policies

Public Deeply Concerned about China's Economic Power

Deepening Economic Doubts in India

Strong Support for Improving Relations with Pakistan

Pervasive Gloom About the World Economy

Faith in Hard Work, Capitalism Falter; But Emerging Markets Upbeat

Most Muslims Want Democracy, Personal Freedoms, and Islam in Political Life

Few Believe U.S. Backs Democracy

Pakistani Public Opinion Ever More Critical of U.S.

74% Call America an Enemy

Widespread Condemnation for Assad in Neighboring Countries

But Lebanese Shia Backing Syrian Regime

Mexicans Back Military Campaign Against Cartels

Opinion of U.S. Improving
Despite Doubts About Success, Human Rights Costs

Global Opinion of Obama Slips, International Policies Faulted

Drone Strikes Widely Opposed

Japanese Wary of Nuclear Energy

Disaster “Weakened” Nation

European Unity on the Rocks

Greeks and Germans at Polar Opposites

Russians Back Protests, Political Freedoms

And Putin, Too

A Global “No” To a Nuclear-Armed Iran

Divisions on Sanctions and Use of Force

Egyptians Remain Optimistic, Embrace Democracy and Religion in Political Life

Muslim Brotherhood and Military Receive Positive Ratings

On Anniversary of bin Laden’s Death, Little Backing of al Qaeda

Before His Death in 2011, Support for bin Laden Himself Had Waned

Global Digital Communication: Texting, Social Networking Popular Worldwide

Usage Differs by Age and Education

Confidence in Democracy and Capitalism Wanes in Former Soviet Union

Twenty Years Later

The American-Western European Values Gap

American Exceptionalism Subsides

Crime and Drug Cartels Top Concerns in Mexico

Fewer Than Half See Progress in Drug War

Americans Want More Pressure on Students, the Chinese Want Less

The Parenting Gap: U.S. Versus China

Muslim-Western Tensions Persist

Common Concerns About Islamic Extremism

China Seen Overtaking U.S. as Global Superpower

U.S. Favorability Ratings Remain Positive

U.S. Image in Pakistan Falls No Further Following bin Laden Killing

Support for Campaign Against Extremists Wanes