Ipsos

For the first time, a poll shows that a significant majority of Serbian citizens are against the country's membership in the European Union (EU), BGNES reported.

Turks find scientists the most trustworthy profession, according to research by the Ipsos Group, a global market research company.

The number of people in Turkey who say they feel insecure and "nostalgic" about the past is increasing, according to a biannual survey carried out by the IPSOS research company titled "Guide to Understanding Turkey."

Some 64 percent of Turkish citizens support “limiting” human rights if such measures help to curb terrorism, according to a survey conducted by the market research company IPSOS, daily Habertürk reported on Nov. 15. 

If parliamentary elections were held this month, the Progressives (SNS) would receive 55 percent of the vote.

The daily Vecernje Novosti is reporting this, citing a new Ipsos poll.

Many cities in the United States are debating what to do with statues and other monuments to the slave-holding Confederacy. Some monuments already have been removed this year in cities like New Orleans and Baltimore.

SNS leader Aleksandar Vucic currently has 53 percent support and a big chance of winning in the first round of the April 2 election, according to a new Ipsos Strategic Marketing poll.

Luka Maksimovic, aka Ljubisa Beli Preletacevic, is now second with a rating of about 11 percent.

A new Ipsos MORI poll, dubbed "Ipsos Perils of Perception Survey 2016," shows that "only three countries had more people saying that Donald Trump would win."

And these are Serbia, Russia, and China, according to the survey, summarized on the pollster's website under the headline, "Perceptions are not reality: what the world gets wrong."

The ruling SNS party at this time has the support of half of all decided voters, Ipsos Strategic Director of Research Marko Uljarevic has said.

This amounts to about 28 percent of the overall population, according to the same source.

2015 was one of the most stable years regarding popular optimism "as one half of citizens believe that Serbia is heading in a good direction."

This is according to the latest Ipsos Strategic Marketing survey.