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So many people in this country are still reeling from the racist attack in buffalo. a gunman targeting and killing ten black people in their local supermarket. a new "washington post"/ipsos poll shows three quarters of black americans are worried that they or someone they love will be attacked because of their race. i want to discuss this now with activist and scholar cornel west. he is the dietrich bon hoffer chair at union theological seminary. thank you, dr. west, for being here. appreciate i...

Meghan has been praised by comedian Katherine Ryan for her "confidence to challenge" royal roles that infringe on her "personal freedom."

Despite the swell of coronavirus case in the U.S., a sizable proportion of the population...

Long all of this sticks in the public�*s minds. well, a little earlier, i spoke to gideon skinner from the polling organisation, ipsos. he told me that partygate has damaged the prime ministers reputation. we can see that it had an impact on borisjohnson�*s ratings. its important to know that his ratings probably were falling even before from the summer but that is definitely continuing over party gates. if we go back tojune of last year around 47% so half of people said they were unhappy wi...

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia ranked first in the evaluation of people's optimism for the future of their countries.

/PRNewswire/ -- Ipsos, one of the worlds leading research and insights organizations, today announced Mark Polyaks appointment as President of Analytics for...

More than half of people in the UK have seen their health deteriorate as a result of the cost of living crisis in the country, a survey shows.

Combined General Meeting of ShareholdersResults of the vote Paris, May 17th, 2022 – The definitive results of the vote which took place this morning at...

Disclosure of trading in own shares under a share buyback programme Period : From 10 to 13 May 2022 Issuer’s registered name: Ipsos Issuer’s...

Kenyan elections always hold the threat of violence and heightened ethnic tensions