Britons far more likely to have experienced food shortages than continental Europeans

The Obamas remain the world’s most admired man and woman

Many are confused about whether nuclear produces carbon emissions

Various diplomatic disputes between Britain and France have developed since the summer. Tensions over trade policy, fishing rights and migrant crossings have seen the British and French governments publicly exchanging cross words.

Questions have been growing for a while about whether countries should take a stand against China’s human rights record, particularly around their treatment of the Uyghurs, and over political oppression in Hong Kong.

With warnings of tighter coronavirus restrictions across Europe, and concern over the Omicron variant, YouGov's latest EuroTrack survey looks at how people in seven countries feel their governments have performed through the pandemic.

With world leaders having returned to their own countries with their latest commitments and pledges from the COP-26 conference in Glasgow, the latest YouGov EuroTrack data looks at what Europeans made of the conference, and whether opinion has moved as a result.

YouGov Germany data suggests some degree of optimism towards the incoming administration, though voters expect them to struggle on some key issues.

Even more of us would be willing to chow down on food with insect ingredients

Ahead of World Mental Health Day this Sunday, a new international YouGov study highlights the impact that the coronavirus pandemic has had on people’s mental wellbeing around the world.

Part five of the YouGov Big Survey on Spying

Most Britons would be accepting of a relative coming out although they are less supportive of transgender and non-binary people than those who are gay or bisexual

After 16 years in power, the German Chancellor’s reputation is rosy in key Western countries

Pfizer and Moderna’s vaccines are seen as safe across the board

Britons are likewise happy to welcome vaccinated visitors

A YouGov analysis of the UK’s most recommended brands over the course of the pandemic year reveals MoneySavingExpert.com (MSE) as the top-ranked brand.

YouGov asks fans in England and Italy: is it coming home or going to Rome?

A new YouGov survey shows 54% of US adults and 42% of British adults are comfortable travelling by airplane.

According to consumer data collected by YouGov in Australia, Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Denmark and the Philippines, on average nearly half (43%) of people are uncomfortable about visiting live events such as sports, music concerts, festivals; while just 38% say they are comfortable.

YouGov Eurotrack data shows that Israel’s favourability across Europe has suffered significantly