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Hong Kong -
Activists in the gambling hub of Macau have announced an unofficial referendum on electoral reform in the latest challenge to Beijing, after almost 800,000 turned out for a similar poll in Hong Kong.
In the Media
by AFP
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Madrid -
The majority of Spaniards want a referendum on the future of the monarchy, according to a poll published Sunday, less than a week after King Juan Carlos abdicated in favour of his son.
In the Media
by AFP
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Delhi -
Indian voters have swung massively behind Narendra Modi's right-wing opposition Bharatiya Janata Party which may be able to secure a parliamentary majority with existing allies, exit polls indicated Monday.
In the Media
by AFP
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Denver -
As one of the first two states to legalize marijuana for recreational use, Colorado has been seen by others as something of a guinea pig state. According to a recent poll, Colorado voters have mostly welcomed the changes.
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Paris -
Popular approval for French President Francois Hollande has hit a new low of 18 percent, far below the 58 percent for his new Prime Minister Manuel Valls, an opinion poll showed Sunday.
In the Media
by AFP
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Canadian stocks are expected to decline in the coming months after an early surge this year, then rebound by year-end to levels not touched since 2008 as prospects for global growth improve, a Reuters poll...
In the Media
by John Tilak (Reuters)
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The Bank of Japan will ease policy again by July as prospects for higher inflation remain remote and the outlook for the economy weakens, a Reuters poll found.
In the Media
by Kaori Kaneko (Reuters)
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Rome -
Italians in Venice and its surrounding region are voting this week on whether to break away from the rest of the country and form their own country, organisers told AFP on Monday.The online vote, organised by local independence parties, is not legally ...
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The Federal Reserve is expected to start raising U.S.
In the Media
by Lucia Mutikani (Reuters)
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The dollar will easily outperform other major currencies in the coming year, according to foreign exchange strategists polled by Reuters, driven by demand for U.S.
In the Media
by Rahul Karunakar (Reuters)
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The world's top investors cut exposure to emerging European equities to a five-month low in February as they fretted over a spillover from tensions in Ukraine and Russia, Reuters polls showed on Friday.
In the Media
by Natsuko Waki (Reuters)
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The Bank of England's revamped forward guidance has split economists in a Reuters poll as to whether it has improved clarity about where British interest rates are headed.
In the Media
by Jonathan Cable (Reuters)
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The European Central Bank may be forced to print money this year to fight off deflation risks and boost what remains very fragile economic growth, according to a growing minority of economists polled by Reuters. ...
In the Media
by Sumanta Dey (Reuters)
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Paris -
When even their president is being caught sneaking around behind his partner's back, it is perhaps unsurprising to find the French topping a poll for infidelity, alongside the equally hot-blooded Italians.More than one in two men -- 55 percent -- from ...
In the Media
by AFP
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Canada's housing market boom will fade out over the next three years and although analysts say prices won't fall from record highs most are at least somewhat worried about the risk of a crash, ...
In the Media
by Leah Schnurr and Deepti Govind (Reuters)
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The number of Brazilians who favor hosting the World Cup has fallen to an all-time low just four months before kick-off, with many criticizing the soccer tournament as a waste of money that would be b...
In the Media
by Anthony Boadle (Reuters)
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It may be one of the best years in recent memory for high-quality Hollywood film, but two-thirds of Americans have yet to see any of the movies nominated for the best picture Oscar, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll released on ...
In the Media
by Reuters
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The Bank of Japan is expected to ease policy further by this summer to help boost the economy and pull it out of a 15-year deflation, as the effects from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's stimulus strategy loses...
In the Media
by Kaori Kaneko (Reuters)
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Manila -
Ugly people with a sense of humour appear to trump their good-looking but dull peers in the Philippines' dating game, according to a pre-Valentine's Day poll published Thursday.Given a choice, nine in 10 adult Filipinos told survey group Social Weather...
In the Media
by AFP
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Many Russians believe preparations for the Sochi Winter Olympics have been marred by corruption and do not want their country to bid to host a summer Games, according to an opinion poll published on Wednesday.
In the Media
by Reuters
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Contrary to what many women believe, men aren’t actually like Al Bundy — they don’t actually hate shopping and they don’t prefer to hang out in nudie bars, forsaking time with their families — according to an online poll.
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In light of the conviction of UAF speaker Michael Adebolajo this week, we want to know your thoughts on the extremist group.
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According to Harvard University's Institute of Politics survey, America's youth are abandoning Obama and the two-party federal government in general.
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Older Americans are looking at retirement in a different light than their grandparents. Workers reaching retirement age are discovering Social Security is not the safety net they thought it would be, nor is it the wished for "American Dream."
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France has a version of the famous spoof website "The Onion", called "Le Gorafi". They published a fake poll which announced that 89 percent of French men thought the "clitoris" was a Toyota model. The Italian media mocked but ended up with red faces.
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In a new poll conducted by Gallup, American trust in the federal government to solve both domestic and international issues has dramatically fallen, in historical lows.
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According to a poll released from the Pew Research Center, 70 percent of Americans are opposed to plans to arm Syrian rebels.
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A new poll carried out by CNN has revealed that President Obama's approval rating has taken a major dip over the last month.
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A recent poll shows that a recent Palestinian demand to release Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails as a precondition for peace talks is simply "unacceptable" for most Israelis.
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A poll conducted by Reuters and Ipsos found that a majority of Americans do not want the Obama administration to get militarily involved in Syria's civil war.
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Poll on possibility of votes for Julian Assange run by the National Times.
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