eupinions echo 2 Feb, 2021

New surveys show Biden's substantial challenge in regaining trust from his international allies

eupinions echo 20 Jan, 2021

Surveys suggest a good rate of overall willingness to get the vaccine but results vary across member states

eupinions echo 8 Jan, 2021

Climate change is still a top priority for most EU citizens but few have changed their own ways

eupinions echo 29 Dec, 2020

New survey data shows continued support for EU with some surprising advocates

eupinions echo 9 Dec, 2020

Support for populist believes went down across EU compared to 2019 but effect might be temporary

eupinions echo 30 Nov, 2020

Europeans are split about the EU's corona response but optimistic about its future

eupinions echo 19 Nov, 2020

In a truly tumultuous year, Europeans still hold the EU in positive regards but are very worried about the European economy.

eupinions echo 3 Nov, 2020

Just 5% of Europeans believe in a completely free and fair US election

eupinions echo 15 Oct, 2020

A clear majority speaks out for more international cooperation

eupinions echo 6 Oct, 2020

Only Germany and the Netherlands feel pride in their countries' national COVID response but people everywhere fear greater division coming out of the crisis.

eupinions echo 23 Sep, 2020

In a time when scientific literacy should be key, conspiracy theorists are having a field day

eupinions echo 16 Sep, 2020

Economic fears trump virus worries but nothing trumps Trump

eupinions echo 9 Sep, 2020

While most Europeans are happy with their country's crisis management, many see more division now than before the crisis.

eupinions echo 1 Sep, 2020

Trust in the French government keeps eroding as more and more French people fear a second wave of infection.

eupinions echo 27 Aug, 2020

EU citizens show greater trust in their own governments than in EU to secure and improve military defence.

eupinions echo 21 Aug, 2020

The prospects of mandatory tests, mask-wearing or even quarantines affect peoples' plans to travel different across the member states.

eupinions echo 14 Aug, 2020

After initial criticism of Sweden's alternative approach towards the corona crisis, sentiments have noticeably cooled down.

eupinions echo 7 Aug, 2020

While Europeans mostly worry about online fraud, terrorism, too, is a wide spread concern.

eupinions echo 30 Jul, 2020

For the fifth consecutive year, the majority of respondents rate the independence of
courts and judges in their country as good

eupinions echo 22 Jul, 2020

Worries in Italy are shifting from COVID-19 to the economy as the consequences of recession become more and more severe.

eupinions echo 16 Jul, 2020

Climate change most important to Germans as their country takes over the EU Council's presidency

EUPINIONS ECHO 7 Jul, 2020

Even with general disillusionment about the EU's crisis management, a majority still wishes for more European cooperation.

EUPINIONS ECHO 30 Jun, 2020

While a majority of Europeans regard corruption as unacceptable, sentiments differ across the EU member states

REFERENCE 11 Mar, 2020

The crisis at the Greek border raises fears of a 2015 influx

REFERENCE 2 Mar, 2020

Global numbers show that they’re not alone

REFERENCE 24 Feb, 2020

Since the height of the 2014-2015 Ukraine war, antagonism is sloping downwards

REFERENCE 14 Feb, 2020

But his numbers have inched up almost everywhere since 2017

REFERENCE 10 Feb, 2020

They may understand it better, but this doesn’t protect them

REFERENCE 31 Jan, 2020

And many more say they plan to in 2020. But are the numbers too high?

REFERENCE 27 Jan, 2020

EU popularity, response rates and one journalist's critique

by Catherine E. de Vries & Isabell Hoffmann

REFERENCE 10 Jan, 2020

Survey shows newcomers fitting in better than expected

REFERENCE 30 Dec, 2019

The positive impressions reflect EU accomplishments over a decade

REFERENCE 9 Dec, 2019

In most member states, it’s on the rise along with anti-Jewish attacks

REFERENCE 11 Nov, 2019

Poll shows that wealth, age, friendships, family, and education are critical determinants of well-being

REFERENCE 31 Oct, 2019

But that tolerance has its limits; in Central Europe antagonism is still high

REFERENCE 25 Oct, 2019

A full 73% want aid to remain the same or increase

REFERENCE 15 Oct, 2019

But as part of the family, that’s a bit different

REFERENCE 9 Oct, 2019

In most of Europe, the US and Canada, they’ve turned for the worse since 2018

REFERENCE 30 Sep, 2019

A solid majority wants to see more effective policies

Reference 24 Sep, 2019

This is exactly the way the ruling PiS party wants it

by Maciej Górecki

REFERENCE 16 Sep, 2019

But deep divisions still exist between the religious communities

REFERENCE 9 Sep, 2019

But consumption is decreasing in Europe, in contrast to Southeast Asia

REFERENCE 2 Sep, 2019

And 41% of UK voters say Scots should have second independence referendum if they want it

Reference 28 Aug, 2019

Three regional votes should buoy the far right, say polls

REFERENCE 19 Aug, 2019

Germans lead the opposition, followed by Austrians

REFERENCE 9 Aug, 2019

In the aftermath of the May EU vote, more are optimistic than since 2004

REFERENCE 1 Aug, 2019

But more make it abroad once a year than in past years

REFERENCE 15 Jul, 2019

But there’s still plentiful disinformation clouding the public sphere

REFERENCE 8 Jul, 2019

The Poles least so – and they’re not worried about them either

REFERENCE 1 Jul, 2019

But they’re not satisfied with the economic outlook, especially for young people

REFERENCE 24 Jun, 2019

Even if it brings the Tory party’s destruction, it’s worth it, shows new poll

REFERENCE 14 Jun, 2019

Swedes are best informed; Italians least so

ANALYSIS 6 Jun, 2019

How the Spitzenkandidaten process can be saved – and Manfred Weber become Commission President after all

by Frank Schimmelfennig

REFERENCE 27 May, 2019

But most Europeans aren’t familiar with the EU’s role in protecting it

REFERENCE 20 May, 2019

Young people in particular say that war in Europe could happen

ANALYSIS 13 May, 2019

And how the European Parliament vote will impact Brexit

By Sara Hobolt

REFERENCE 6 May, 2019

Pew survey finds that social conditions affect attitudes about democracy

REFERENCE 29 Apr, 2019

Europeans want the European Parliament more involved in crossborder issues

REFERENCE 22 Apr, 2019

The crossborder portability regulation enables access to online content services across the EU

REFERENCE 15 Apr, 2019

Recent polling shows that unemployment and corruption top concerns

ANALYSIS 8 Apr, 2019

The European Elections 2019

By Kai-Uwe Schnapp

ANALYSIS 1 Apr, 2019

A Europe-wide party system could counter “my nation first” campaigns

By Thomas König

REFERENCE 25 Mar, 2019

But most see it positively and as a force for stability, shows new Pew survey

REFERENCE 18 Mar, 2019

Nearly a quarter of Europeans have used such platforms

ANALYSIS 14 Mar, 2019

Falsehoods and cliches could tip the EP election

By Virginie Guiraudon

ANALYSIS 4 Mar, 2019

No easy job for established parties

By Stefanie Walter

REFERENCE 25 Feb, 2019

Top concerns: cyberattacks, covert influence of foreign actors

REFERENCE 18 Feb, 2019

Conservatives and Social Democrats look set to lose out

REFERENCE 11 Feb, 2019

Even if they admit that they know little about it

REFERENCE 4 Feb, 2019

Only one in four believes that the Holocaust is adequately taught in schools

REFERENCE 29 Jan, 2019

Citizens think CAP help secure a stable supply of food in the EU

REFERENCE 21 Jan, 2019

Central Europeans see the European economy positively

ANALYSIS 14 Jan, 2019

Globalization is widening divisions in societies around the world

By Philipp Hübl

REFERENCE 8 Jan, 2019

The EU’s external borders, however, require more security, they say

REFERENCE 20 Dec, 2018

In Germany and France, disorientation, not racism, explains the hard-right vote

Analysis 17 Dec, 2018

In an age of populism, news media coverage of the campaign will be critical

By Claes de Vreese

REFERENCE 5 Dec, 2018

But it doesn't determine their political preferences

Analysis 26 Nov, 2018

It's not a simple question of exit or remain, but rather of the kind of EU we want

Catherine E. de Vries & Isabell Hoffmann