Most Germans Reject Government’s Climate Agenda, Poll Shows Zolta Győri November 10, 2025 The results underscore rising citizen concern over Germany’s stance before the UN Climate Conference in Brazil.
Survey: Younger Germans Show Stronger Belief in God Rebeka Kis October 29, 2025 Religious faith differs across age groups and even religious affiliations in Germany.
Majority of Germans Support Return to Military Call-Up Rebeka Kis October 14, 2025 Public backing for a return to conscription has grown since the start of the Ukraine war.
AfD Surges to Record High, Overtaking CDU Rebeka Kis October 7, 2025 The right-wing populist party tops polls, with its base of those certain to vote also increasing significantly.
Migrants in Germany Plan to Stay For Good, Study Reveals Zoltán Kottász August 27, 2025 The findings confirm what liberals in Europe have been denying for a decade.
One in Four Americans View Attacks on Jews as “Understandable,” Survey Finds Zoltán Kottász July 12, 2025 Elite U.S. universities have contributed to the normalization of antisemitism.
No, Gen Z Is Not The New Face of Fascism Lauren Smith July 7, 2025 Europe’s young people don’t want to ditch democracy, as some claim, they are just losing faith in the political status quo.
Nearly Two Thirds of Austrians Think Their Country Is a Lost Cause Zolta Győri July 2, 2025 A recently conducted survey showed Austrians being disillusioned by the way the country is faring.
Women in Brussels Avoid Biking Out of Fear for Their Safety TEC News July 1, 2025 The Belgian capital continues to struggle with high levels of street crime.
Pew Survey: NATO Seen Rather Favourably, Zelensky Divisive Leader TEC News June 24, 2025 Across most of the 25 countries surveyed, people with confidence in Trump are less likely to express confidence in Zelensky.
