Support for NATO falls in key European nations
Europeans remain more enthusiastic about NATO than Americans despite falling support for membership among public in Britain, France and Germany
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Eurotrack: which countries do Europeans think should be in the EU?
French and Germans in particular are negative about the two Eastern European nation’s EU membership
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Eurotrack: German and French public don’t think EU should give way on Brexit date
Britons would want the EU to agree to an extension request, although MPs seem to have other ideas
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Few Brits see protecting the rights of UK citizens living in the EU as a top priority
YouGov Eurotrack data shows that the public value trade and counter-terrorism cooperation over the rights of Brits living in the EU post-Brexit
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One year to go: Europeans would still prefer Britain to stay in the EU
YouGov’s latest Eurotrack survey reveals sentiment on the continent towards Brexit
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When is a feminist not a feminist?
New seven-country YouGov Eurotrack research shows that whether or not people identify as feminists depends on how you ask the question
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2017: Et godt eller dårligt år?
YouGovs Eurotrack-undersøgelse viser, at europæerne er optimistiske omkring fremtiden, selvom de er splittede i deres vurdering af 2017.
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More French people want the UK to leave the EU than stay in
By 38% to 32%, the people of France want Britain out of the European Union
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Chinese economic optimism far surpasses that of gloomy Europe
Whilst economic doom and gloom seems to be the order of the day in much of Europe, the mood is much sunnier in China ...
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Enthusiasm for NATO far lower in US than in Europe
But Americans don’t agree with Trump that the alliance is obsolete
