International

Analysis of U.S. internet activity between 2016 and 2018 reveals that 64 per cent of U.S. social media mentions relevant to the U.K. were concerned with culture, compared with 18 per cent for politics.

The Mexican election isn't just a repudiation of Trump, it is, in many ways, caused by the same things that produced Trump

Perspectives on U.S.-Mexico relations on the eve of the Mexican presidential election

Who is and is not a “Real American”, a “Real Brazilian” or a “Real Chinese”? Ipsos’s Inclusiveness Index compares countries’ acceptance of social and cultural diversity.

Just under half of Americans (45%) are now aware of the International Criminal Court, up from 40% when this tracking began in 2014.

Most Admit They Love Their Phone and Over Two in Five Further Agree That It Would be Very Difficult, Emotionally, For Them to Give It Up

Results from Ipsos ‘Perils of Perceptions’ 2017 Survey

In latest What Worries the World survey, the world worries most about unemployment, corruption, and poverty; Americans are most concerned about healthcare, terrorism and crime

Global Trend Reveals Pattern of Pessimism with Increase in Panhandlers