70% of Ukrainians skeptical US-Ukraine-Russia talks will bring lasting peace, poll shows
A recent poll indicates that 70% of Ukrainians doubt that the ongoing negotiations involving the U.S., Ukraine, and Russia will lead to lasting peace.
Opinion: Trump's military doctrine is insular, with short military commitments
The article critiques Trump's military doctrine as characterized by short-term, opportunistic military engagements rather than a commitment to broader defense strategies.
"4-5 Weeks of Operations" is an Optimistic Observation - The Changing Statements of Trump
Former President Trump suggests a brief timeline for military operations against Iran, indicating strong U.S. and Israeli resolve, yet his optimistic outlook is met with skepticism from public opinion.
"I would never vote for them": new survey and key data on Milei, Kicillof, and other candidates for 2027
A recent survey highlights significant electoral rejection levels among Argentinian political candidates as the country gears up for the 2027 presidential elections.
70% of Ukrainians do not believe peace talks will lead to lasting peace – survey
A survey reveals that 70% of Ukrainians lack confidence in the existing peace talks involving Russia and the US to achieve lasting peace.
Health Sciences According to Babiš. Too Much Enthusiasm Can Be Harmful
The article discusses potential issues surrounding excessive enthusiasm towards health sciences as presented by Czech politician Andrej Babiš.
Simo Frangén expresses his candid opinion on Frans Frangén's criminal charges
Finnish humorist Simo Frangén shares his personal criteria for participating in reality TV shows, emphasizing his preference for comfort and stability in his life during a press event for a reality show.
Allensbach Survey: The Germans Turn Away from the USA
A recent survey indicates that Germans are increasingly distancing themselves from the United States, reflecting fears about global stability and a stronger inclination towards Europe.
El Roto: what is behind
The article discusses a cartoon from the Spanish artist El Roto, focusing on the opinions and thematic elements presented in his work.
Divided US on Strikes in Iran, with Only 1 in 4 in Favor – Political Risk for Trump
Recent polling reveals that only a quarter of Americans support military strikes against Iran, initiated after the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, reflecting political risks for President Trump.
Only 1 in 4 Americans Approve of US Attacks on Iran
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll reveals only 27% of Americans approve of US military actions in Iran, reflecting a divided public opinion.
Jukka Rasila Expresses His Opinion on the Government's Activities – 'I Don't Understand Why'
Actor Jukka Rasila critiques the Finnish government for cuts in arts funding, which he believes are detrimental to the industry and young artists' futures.
Taxes Help and Hinder Lula's Reelection
A new survey indicates that tax exemptions may play a significant role in determining voter support for President Lula's reelection in 2026, with many benefiting from income tax relief likely to favor candidates who supported the legislation.
Letters from Readers: In Congress, an Opportunity; Pressure; Forgiveness, Uruguay
An opinion piece discusses the importance of today's opening session of the Argentine Congress as an opportunity to strengthen democratic institutions.
Opinion: There’s Independent Jewish Voices, and then there’s the other 99 per cent of Canadian Jews
The article critiques the phenomenon of tokenism in representing Jewish opinions, particularly regarding the platforming of fringe groups like Independent Jewish Voices.
Opinion. Recovery of Export VAT: An Odyssey for SMEs
The article discusses the challenges faced by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Argentina when recovering VAT on exports, highlighting the negative economic impacts of delays in refunds.
People Power Party Surrenders Filibuster…Urgency in Processing Administrative Merger Law Due to Deteriorating Public Opinion in Daegu and Gyeongbuk
The People Power Party has suspended its filibuster in the National Assembly amid declining regional public opinion, seeking to expedite the processing of the administrative merger law for Daegu and Gyeongbuk alongside a similar law for Jeonnam and Gwangju.
Climate Lawsuit: A Phenomenon Dividing Generations
The article discusses the impact of climate lawsuits on generational divides in public opinion.
"ChatGPT Surrendered to a Tyrant"... OpenAI Accepts Collaboration with the U.S. Department of Defense
OpenAI has entered into a collaboration with the U.S. Department of Defense, contrasting sharply with Anthropic’s stance against military applications of AI.
Attack on Iran, Republicans Welcome It as a 'Major Decision' While US Public Opinion is Skeptical of Military Action
Following a major attack by the US and Israel on Iran resulting in the death of Supreme Leader Khamenei, Republican leaders have praised the action while public opinion in the US remains skeptical about the military intervention.
Netanyahu extends political life again through war... support for bombing from opposition and public opinion
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is perceived to benefit politically from recent military conflicts involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran, unifying opposition support amid a potential cabinet dissolution crisis.
The party of lost diplomas but gained properties
This article discusses public reactions to the recent increase in real estate owned by officials in Zagreb, particularly focusing on a specific transaction involving a significant property purchase.
A Book to Understand the Mistake and Horror of Media Lynching
Vittorio Pezzuto's book discusses the media's role in judicial wrongs through the case of Enzo Tortora, highlighting the impact of public opinion on legal outcomes.
The Roto: political hug
A political cartoon reflecting the author's opinion on current events in Spain.
The Lee Jae-myung Effect Propels the Democratic Party, Leaving Only Extreme Conservatives in the Support Base of the People Power Party
Recent polls indicate an increase in support for the Democratic Party and a significant decline for the People Power Party ahead of upcoming local elections in South Korea.
Guide: Five Questions That Can Decide the Future of the Middle East
The article discusses U.S. public opinion on Trump's military promises and the implications of potential conflicts in the Middle East.
US right-wing opinion leaders condemn attack on Iran
Several prominent right-wing opinion leaders in the US, including former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, journalist Tucker Carlson, and commentator Nick Fuentes, condemned the recent attack on Iran carried out jointly by the US and Israel.
DN Debate. "How will you conjure up 65,600 employees in elderly care?"
An opinion piece discusses the urgent need for 65,600 new employees in Sweden's elderly care sector, highlighting the challenges of recruiting staff amid low wages and increased demand for care services.
Israelis run to bomb shelters. But many believe Netanyahu is doing the right thing.
In Jerusalem, residents are rushing to bomb shelters amidst missile threats, with a notable divide in public opinion regarding Prime Minister Netanyahu's actions.
Strikes on Iran: In Israel "most people support this operation"
A report suggests that there is widespread support among the Israeli population for military operations targeting Iran.
Olympics in Czechia? No thanks after Liberec
The article discusses the perspective on hosting the Olympics in the Czech Republic following the experiences in Liberec.
Adolescents voting for the first time talk about why they will go to the polls in 2026: 'Expressing my opinion'
First-time voters in Brazil express their eagerness to participate in the 2026 elections and emphasize the importance of their opinions.
About half of the population has great concerns about the ambitions of the United States in Greenland
About half of Icelanders are seriously concerned about the potential ambitions of the United States regarding Greenland, according to a recent survey.
MIDDAY HOUR ⟩ Estonian opinion culture: first slap each other in the face and then we can be friends
Journalists discussed the development of Estonian opinion culture and the importance of civil discourse in a recent radio show.
Caught by authorities – this driver's speed: he faces a fine or may even lose his driving license
A driver caught speeding at 149 km/h may face a fine and temporary suspension of their driving license, sparking a heated debate on social media.
Expert: the possibility of withdrawing second-level pension savings would mean temporary celebrations
Discussions in Latvia are intensifying on allowing citizens to withdraw their second-level pension savings, with significant public support for the initiative despite opposition from the Finance Ministry.
How opinions in Israel varied regarding the attack on Iran?
The article discusses the mixed reactions within Israel concerning a joint Israeli-American attack on Iran, highlighting both support and opposition among citizens.
Happy word: Okamura is now just a laughingstock. So he will probably toughen up
The article discusses the current political situation surrounding Tomio Okamura in Czechia, indicating that he is losing credibility and therefore may adopt a more aggressive stance in politics.
American Sympathy for Palestinians Surpasses That for Israelis for the First Time, Poll Shows
A recent Gallup poll shows that sympathy for Palestinians among the American public has surpassed sympathy for Israelis for the first time, with 41% expressing support for the Palestinian side compared to 36% for the Israeli side.
Well, why then are there reports and penalties
The article discusses reader comments on the article about Medved, focusing on perspectives regarding anti-fascism.
Ellen Jokikunnas expressed a direct opinion in the podcast - now her husband Jari speaks
Podcaster Ellen Jokikunnas' comments in her podcast have sparked discussions at home with her husband Jari Rask.
The column of Bonil
A brief update from El Universo includes topics such as Jack Dorsey and artificial intelligence.
Riki Blanco: Illusion
A comic strip titled 'Illusion' by Riki Blanco is featured, considered an element of opinion reflecting the author's viewpoint.
Eva: Finnish Trust in the United States Has Collapsed
Trust among Finns in the United States has significantly declined, according to a study by Eva, with a notable perception shift towards viewing the U.S. as unpredictable.
USU: Finns give Stubb a grade of 8.3
Finnish citizens express satisfaction with President Alexander Stubb, giving him an average grade of 8.3 according to a recent survey.
Nuclear Power Restart: 51% Support, 35% Opposed - Asahi Public Opinion on the 15th Anniversary of the Great East Japan Earthquake
A recent survey shows that support for restarting nuclear power plants in Japan has reached 51%, marking a shift in public opinion since the Fukushima disaster, where only two years ago, opposition was greater.
Survey: disapproval of Milei grows and corruption consolidates as the main problem for Argentines
A recent survey indicates that disapproval of President Javier Milei has risen to 57% as corruption becomes the leading concern among Argentines.
The ministry paid nearly 30,000 euros for an expert opinion - this is how the department head commented
The Finnish ministry has faced scrutiny for paying exorbitant fees for expert opinions related to alcohol legislation, raising concerns within the social and health committee.
Americans now more sympathetic to Palestinians than Israelis – poll
A new Gallup poll reveals that for the first time, a majority of Americans express more sympathy for Palestinians than Israelis, indicating a significant shift in public opinion.
Gallup poll: For the first time, Americans sympathize more with Palestinians than with Israelis
A recent Gallup poll indicates a notable shift in American public opinion, showing that 41% sympathize with Palestinians compared to 36% for Israelis.