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Victory for the opposition could potentially redefine the relationship between Brussels and the largest EU member state in central and eastern Europe

The September survey wave shows the Global South is driving optimism with Asian markets being most optimistic. India was placed 3rd in the pecking order, after Singapore (82%) and Indonesia (80%)

A recent Ipsos World Mental Health Day survey has uncovered a significant change in the healthcare priorities of Singaporeans. Find out more.

Every party has gravitated towards tax cuts as a key way to combat inflation.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr, an environmental lawyer, anti-vaccine activist and son of the former senator, is expected to announce Monday in Philadelphia that he is dropping his Democratic Party bid for president and will run as an independent.

HDFC Pension Management Company conducted a survey in 12 cities across India to measure peoples attitude towards retirement and their understanding of the National Pension System (NPS). The survey found that familiarity, appeal, and consideration were the three factors influencing individuals preference for NPS. The overall NPS preference index was 54, indicating that half of the surveyed individuals preferred to invest in NPS for retirement planning. The survey also revealed that retirement pla...

Only 41% of Americans believe Washington should continue to do so, compared to 65% in June.

October 2, 2023 – Three quarters of New Zealanders (75%) believe that our healthcare system is overstretched. While this is significantly higher than the global country average (62%), New Zealand is not alone – a majority in 25 of the 31 countries ...

Management who have something to lose are incentivized to build more diversified businesses that can thrive in various market conditions

Irish Times/Ipsos opinion poll finds only a third of respondents believe Ryan Tubridy should return to broadcaster, while large majority back cost cutting