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A recent survey reveals that Generation Z, aged 18 to 24, increasingly relies on AI technologies like chatbots and generative AI models. However, many express discomfort with this dependence, raising questions about the future of these technologies in their daily lives.
A recent survey indicates that 65% of Americans are dissatisfied with former President Donald Trump's handling of rising fuel prices, while only 28% approve of his performance. This dissatisfaction reflects growing economic challenges faced by American citizens.
A recent survey conducted by the 'Indicator' political institute in Indonesia shows that the majority of travelers during the Eid al-Adha 2026 period expressed satisfaction with the services provided, particularly highlighting the police security centers with an impressive satisfaction rate of 84%.
A recent survey indicated that public satisfaction with the organization of Eid al-Adha travel in 2026 reached 80.8%, reflecting a positive assessment of government services. The survey included 1,200 participants in Indonesia during a travel period that saw approximately 47 million citizens on the move.
A recent survey reveals that most residents of Southeast Asian countries favor China as a strategic partner over the United States amid growing geopolitical and trade uncertainties linked to Washington's policies. Analysts indicate that these results reflect a trend towards diversifying partnerships in a multipolar world.
A recent survey conducted by KedaiKOPI shows that a significant 88.8% of respondents in Indonesia expressed satisfaction with travel services during the holiday season of 2026. This reflects a notable improvement in service quality compared to previous years.
A recent survey conducted by the 'Forty DB' organization indicates that Spaniards view former U.S. President Donald Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as the biggest threats to global peace. These findings reflect growing concerns about international tensions.
A recent survey reveals that <strong>71%</strong> of technology companies in Israel are experiencing a significant decline in capital, prompting <strong>10%</strong> of them to implement austerity measures, including unpaid leave for employees.
A recent survey indicates that approximately <strong>66%</strong> of Americans believe the U.S. should swiftly end its involvement in the war with Iran, even if it means not achieving set objectives. Meanwhile, <strong>27%</strong> support continuing efforts to meet these goals despite the prolonged conflict.
A survey conducted by Wells Fargo found that 84% of adults in the U.S. are willing to give up social media apps for a year, while only 16% would forgo banking apps. These results reflect a shift in financial priorities among Americans.
A new Quinnipiac University survey reveals that the use of artificial intelligence tools in the United States is steadily increasing, yet trust in the results of these tools remains low. Most Americans express concerns about transparency, regulation, and the technology's impact on society.
A recent survey has shown that fans of the English Premier League are rejecting the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology, with some voices calling for its complete abolition. This comes amid increasing criticism of officiating decisions in the league.
A recent survey reveals that 68% of Germans support reducing reliance on energy imports by enhancing renewable energy use. This comes amid rising tensions from the Iran war and its impact on global energy supplies.
A recent survey indicates that approximately <strong>52%</strong> of Americans anticipate a deterioration in the Middle East over the next year, amid rising tensions between the United States and Iran. Only <strong>21%</strong> believe that conditions will improve.
A recent survey indicates that residents in certain areas prefer the presence of Amazon warehouses over data centers in their neighborhoods. This ongoing debate highlights varying opinions on the impact of these facilities on local communities.
A recent poll conducted by Reuters/Ipsos shows that a majority of Americans feel pessimistic about the possibility of war with Iran. The survey, which included 1,021 adults, was conducted from March 27 to 29.
A recent survey shows that Americans spending five or more hours daily on social media platforms exhibit lower support for democracy compared to others. This raises questions about the impact of these platforms on political values.
A recent survey found that only <strong>24%</strong> of backseat passengers in the United Arab Emirates wear seatbelts while driving. These results come as authorities aim to enhance road safety and reduce accidents.
A new survey conducted by the American company <strong>Remitly</strong> has identified the United Kingdom as the most polite European country, ranking third globally. The survey included approximately 5,000 participants from 26 countries, highlighting discrepancies between self-assessments and external evaluations.
A recent CNN survey shows that over <strong>70%</strong> of Americans oppose sending ground troops to Iran, reflecting growing concerns about direct military involvement in the region. This comes amid escalating tensions between the United States and Iran.
A recent Reuters/Ipsos poll shows that approximately <strong>66%</strong> of Americans support ending U.S. military operations against Iran, even if objectives are not met. The survey also indicates significant opposition to any additional military strikes.
A recent survey indicates that a significant majority of Israeli youth aged 18 to 22 identify as right-wing and support Benjamin Netanyahu's government, suggesting a growing political shift towards extremism in Israeli society.
A recent survey by the Tel Aviv Institute for National Security Studies reveals a significant decline in Israeli confidence regarding the objectives of the war on Iran, one month after its initiation. The findings indicate a more cautious outlook on the potential impact on Iran's nuclear program.
In a recent survey, Russian readers selected the twins from 'Harry Potter', Carlson, and Ostap Bender as the funniest literary characters of all time, highlighting their impact on Russian culture.
A recent Pew Research Center survey reveals a significant change in how Americans consume breaking news, with a decline in reliance on traditional media in favor of search engines and social media, particularly among the youth.
A recent survey reveals that most American Jews oppose the idea of war against Iran, expressing distrust in former President Donald Trump's strategy regarding this issue. This comes amid rising tensions between the United States and Iran.
A recent survey shows that only <strong>31%</strong> of American Jews support unconditional U.S. aid to Israel, while <strong>44%</strong> believe such aid should be contingent on Israel's adherence to U.S. laws.
A recent survey conducted by a football supporters' association shows that over <strong>75%</strong> of Premier League fans oppose the continued use of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology. The survey, conducted online between <strong>February 26</strong> and <strong>March 23</strong>, included approximately <strong>8000</strong> fans from various Premier League clubs.
A recent survey by the Australian Financial Review reveals that a majority of Australians attribute the sharp rise in fuel and energy prices to US policies. This sentiment reflects growing anger and frustration among citizens regarding the impact of foreign policies on their daily lives.
Cairo University has announced the launch of a new survey aimed at collecting feedback from its graduates regarding their educational experiences. This initiative is part of the university's efforts to enhance educational quality and meet labor market needs.