War/Terrorism

The Ipsos Energy Transition Barometer
Environment Survey

The Ipsos Energy Transition Barometer

In the 2026 Energy Transition Barometer, we look at how affordability, security, and reliability concerns are converging to reshape public support for the energy transition across 31 countries — including a rare before-and-after view of attitudes following the Iran conflict.
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Government Survey

Nearly half of Americans believe U.S. troops should have stayed in Afghanistan until all Americans and Afghan allies were evacuated

Only a third of Americans approve of how President Biden has handled the troops withdrawal in Afghanistan according to a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll
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Public opinion Survey

Most Americans think the end of the U.S. presence in Afghanistan makes no difference on our safety from terrorism

New ABC News-Ipsos poll finds the public gives Biden poor marks on Afghanistan and immigration, more positive on COVID and infrastructure
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COVID-19 Survey

Biden's bad week

An eventful news cycle changes the political landscape for the president.
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Public opinion Survey

Americans are conflicted on withdrawing troops from Afghanistan

Nearly three-quarters of Americans support the United States sending additional troops to Afghanistan to secure key facilities such as airports and embassies until the withdrawal is complete
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War/Terrorism Survey

A Majority of Americans Believe the Killing of Iranian General Soleimani Has Made the United States Less Safe

Nearly two in three Americans see the killing as a rise in conflict with Iran
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Society Survey

Reuters/Ipsos Iran Poll

Americans increasingly see war with Iran as a likelihood; a plurality does not support a preemptive attack.
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War/Terrorism Survey

American Opinion on Military Intervention in Iran

While most Americans see Iran as a potential security threat, they are not in favor of a preemptive strike on Iranian military interests
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International Survey

Number of Americans Who Support the ICC Grows

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

Three in Ten Americans Support Using Autonomous Weapons

Washington, D.C. — The Ipsos Global @dvisor data on autonomous weapons systems (AWS) was released today, focusing on a global reaction the use of these weapons in war.
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