Western attitudes to China are hardening
YouGov polling in four Western countries suggests public opinion is tracking political rhetoric.
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Lockdown led to happiness rebound
YouGov-Cambridge research shows clear negative impact on mental health from COVID-19
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Public attitudes to ransom payment: the policy works until it gets personal
Public opinion on paying hostage-takers reflects a broader contradiction between principle and practice.
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Save key workers over the Royal Family or Cabinet, say the public
The British public would prioritise giving life-saving treatment to doctors, nurses and other key workers ahead of members of the royal family, Cabinet Ministers, ...
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Will this virus make us less divided?
Political scientists suddenly face a novel question, namely what happens when populism meets a pandemic.
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Is Western democracy in crisis?
Dissatisfaction with democracy is at a global high
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Is climate concern a phantom populism?
A hidden challenge for policy-makers could be that public environmentalism remains both broad and shallow.
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The British public still believes in NATO – even if most of us can’t say what it does
New YouGov/RUSI polling portrays a kind of ignorant faith in NATO but also significant doubts that UK defence capability is fit for modern purpose
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What's D-Day? - says half of British respondents
New RUSI-YouGov research shows both profound reverence and striking ignorance towards Britain's involvement in the Second World War.
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There is no mass public revolt against globalisation
Survey of 23 countries has found surprisingly moderate attitudes on subjects such as immigration
