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.
One-Third of Young Swedish Women Fear Going Out at Night TEC News June 5, 2025 Young men are still more likely to be victims of crime, study shows.
Survey: AfD Expected To Win Next German Elections TEC News April 24, 2025 Almost half of the respondents also said there should be no cordon sanitaire imposed on the party.
Most Spaniards Would Accept Welfare Cuts to Increase Military Expenditure, Survey Says TEC News April 3, 2025 Soros funding and ideological assumptions mean that More in Common research “findings” should be approached with caution.
Poll: Western Europeans Want Trade War With the U.S. Zolta Győri April 1, 2025 A study conducted in six countries showed Westerners support retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. even though they are aware it will hurt their pocketbooks.
Swedish Gender Equality: Girls Commit Crimes As Often As Boys Christina Holmgren-Larson October 25, 2024 While 15-year-old boys are more likely to be involved in violent crime, girls opt for theft—often from fellow students.
Germany: AfD Most Popular Party Among Under 30s Robert Semonsen April 25, 2024 The AfD has clearly succeeded in presenting itself as a problem-solver for the youth’s current concerns, study author said.
Do European Citizens Know Who They Are Voting For This Summer? Bridget Ryder April 11, 2024 Survey shows less than half of EU voters recognize party leaders in the Brussels/Strasbourg Parliament.
