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Articles with tag "Levada Center"
67% of Russians Say Officials Did Everything to Save Beslan Hostages Despite Relatives' Criticisms
The share of Russians who believe that authorities did everything possible to save the hostages during the Beslan school siege is at its highest level...
Feature
More Russians Favor Peace Talks With Ukraine Than Ever – But It’s Complicated
The director of the Levada Center, Russia's last major independent pollster, explains how respondents can support both peace talks and the war itself.
5 Min read
opinion
Alexei Levinson
Who Is the World's 'Great Power'? According to Russians, It's Themselves
Russia and its people searching for another ‘great power’ to determine its place in the world. But with no country measuring up, it's lonely at the...
5 Min read
opinion
Farida Rustamova
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Maxim Tovkaylo
What Secret Russian State Polling Tells Us About Support for the War
Do Russians support the war in Ukraine? This question has been discussed intensely since the invasion in February. According to surveys from major Russian...
Putin’s Ratings Drop on Ukraine Draft
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s approval ratings saw their second-largest drop in his two decades in power as discontent brews over his call-up...
Putin's Approval Surges After Launch of 'Military Operation' in Ukraine
Experts warned against taking the numbers at face value.
Putin’s Approval Grows Amid Ukraine Tensions – Poll
Both his job approval and trust ratings are on an upward trajectory.
Russians Expect Political, Economic Decline in 2022 – Poll
Independent polling signals a pessimistic outlook among Russians toward the year ahead.
Russians View U.S. More Positively Despite Soaring Tensions – Poll
The survey marks the first time in three years that Russians reported an overall favorable attitude toward the U.S.
2 in 5 Russians Believe War With Ukraine Likely – Poll
Exactly half of those polled blamed the U.S. and other NATO countries for the current tensions in Ukraine.
Putin’s Approval Drops Amid Covid Surge, Partial Lockdown – Poll
Russians’ approval of the president’s job performance dropped to 63% in November from 67% in October.
Half of Russians Are Unafraid of Catching Covid Despite Record Deaths – Poll
The poll results also said Russians remain largely skeptical of their country’s domestically produced vaccines.
Russians’ Approval of Putin, State Duma on the Rise – Poll
The Russian president's approval rating is increasing 67% despite weeks of record Covid-19 infections and deaths.
Half of Russians Don't Hold ‘Democratic Values’ – Poll
Younger Russians were more likely to call themselves supporters of democratic values than older respondents.
Most Russians Say Their Country is Isolated – Poll
Meanwhile, 44% of Russians believe that Russia should treat the West as an ally, while 29% say it should be treated as a rival.
Russians See Decreasing Likelihood of Protests – Poll
Russian respondents are increasingly willing to take part in protests themselves, however.
Russians Sour on Navalny After ‘Extremist’ Ruling – Poll
The ruling and a new law banning “extremists” from running for parliament has effectively dismantled Russia’s most potent opposition force.
Majority of Russians Still Not Ready for Covid-19 Vaccination – Poll
The Levada Center also said 58% of Russians do not support the policy of compulsory vaccination that's being ordered by a growing number of regions.
Russians, Ukrainians Split on Views of Stalin – Poll
“Respect, indifference and sympathy toward Stalin prevail in Russia, while among Ukrainians it’s indifference and negative feelings.”
Putin Plummets, Stalin Stays on Top in Russians’ Ranking of ‘Notable’ Historical Figures – Poll
Just 15% of Russians named Putin as one of history's most prominent figures, his lowest showing since 2003.
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