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Just under half (48% on average across 30 countries) predict the U.S. will have a positive impact on world affairs, down from 60% who said the same last year. Check out the new Ipsos World Affairs & Security Report 2025 for more ipsos.com/en/halifax-rep…

‘Tis (usually) the season to shop ‘til you drop, but the 8th wave of the Ipsos Cost of Living Monitor finds many are still feeling the pinch as this year winds down ipsos.com/en/ipsos-cost-…

Do you plan on spending big or pulling back this Black Friday and Cyber Monday? Ipsos's 2025 Cost of Living Monitor finds 31% (on average across 30 countries) think they'll have less disposable income, while 29% think they'll have more, over the next year ipsos.com/en/ipsos-cost-…

📈 The proportion of people who think inflation will rise in the year ahead is now back to late 2022 levels ipsos.com/en-ca/ipsos-co…

😥 Worried that your day-to-day costs will rise? You’re far from alone as most people, on average across 30 countries, are anticipating prices will go up in the year ahead ipsos.com/en-ca/ipsos-co…

NEW: What will we all be worried about in 2030? We asked and people predict that much like today crime/violence will be the top concern five years from now ipsos.com/en/global-opin…

NEW: We live in a world of haves, have nots and have yachts. And about 1 in 3 across income levels predict poverty/social inequality will continue to be a top issue five years from now ipsos.com/en/global-opin…

NEW: Crime/violence (34%) has nudged ahead of inflation (30%) as the top worry in the world for the 5th month in a row ipsos.com/en/what-worrie…

As Americans hit the malls and their smartphones for Black Friday deals our new polling finds 39% are worried about inflation, well down from 50% in Nov. 2024 — but still well up from the 6% of Americans who were worried about inflation in Nov. 2019 ipsos.com/en/what-worrie…

Check out our roundup of global polls on everything from whether life was better in the past to the cost of living today 👇 ipsos.com/en/ipsos-updat…

As the holiday shopping season swings into high gear almost 1 in 3 people think inflation is a top worry for their country ipsos.com/en/what-worrie…

U.S. President Donald Trump's approval rating has fallen to 38%, the lowest since his return to power earlier this year. Check out the latest edition of the Know the New America & Beyond for more ipsos.com/en/know-new-am…

As we enter the final stretch of 2025 the majority in 24 of 30 countries think the current economic situation in their country is bad, with those in France (90%) the most likely to say so ipsos.com/en/what-worrie…

As the year wraps up three in five think their country is on the wrong track, with those in France (91%) the most likely to say this ipsos.com/en/what-worrie…

As the end of 2025 draws near only 33% (on average across 20 countries) think more things are getting better in the world these days, the lowest since we started asking this question in 2017 ipsos.com/en/what-worrie…

As the year winds down people in Great Britain are once again the most concerned out of 30 countries about immigration control. Worry about immigration among Brits has risen 14 points to 43% since U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer was elected in July 2024 ipsos.com/en/what-worrie…

The leaders of America, Canada and Mexico are meeting for a World Cup event amid ongoing trade tensions. Only 24% of Canadians think the U.S. will have a positive impact on world affairs over the next decade, versus 49% of Mexicans and 68% of Americans ipsos.com/en/halifax-rep…

Germany has voted to bring back voluntary military service for 18-year-olds amid heated debate about the issue. Our recent global polling finds just over half (54%) of people in Germany support mandatory military service for young people in their country ipsos.com/en/halifax-rep…

Our global polling earlier this fall finds the majority in France (59%), Great Britain (57%) and Germany (53%) think Ukraine should fight on until full victory, including expelling Russia from its territory ipsos.com/en/halifax-rep…

Australia is banning kids and teens from social media. The Ipsos Education Monitor finds there's strong support for banning under 14s from using social media, with 71% (on average globally) supporting the idea — up from 65% last year ipsos.com/en/majorities-…