78% of Ukrainians are stressed out over quarantine – especially women
The new Ukrainian poling platform Gradus Research has conducted a comprehensive study of social stress during quarantine. Since…
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Zelenskyy’s “honeymoon period” over as 40% believe Ukraine moves in wrong direction
Support for Zelenskyy continues to drop Last spring, Zelenskyy was elected with 73% support of the electorate. According…
Sociological portrait of Ukraine after 27 years of independence extremely complex, Nikitina says
Since 1992, the Institute of Sociology of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences has conducted an enormous number of…
‘Overwhelming majority’ of urban Ukrainians patriotic, poll finds
Ukrainian nationalism is often viewed as primarily a rural phenomenon, but a new poll conducted by three leading…
What Ukrainians really think: 10 key insights from Ukraine’s 2017 opinion polls
Ukraine is a complicated, changing country. It’s far too easy to imagine that the proclamations and positions presented…
Ukrainian millennials: apolitical, with family values, and a bit more pro-democracy than Western peers
Conducted in cooperation with the sociological company GfK Ukraine, it focused on young people aged 14 to 29,…
Poll reveals first signs of “eurointegration fatigue” among Ukrainians
Ukraine is experiencing "eurointegration fatigue." The most popular answer to the question "Which integration model is better for…
Statistics: If Putin at 64 were the ordinary Russian he likes to say he is
Vladimir Putin lies to say that he “never was part of the so-called elites” but instead feels himself…
![Putin's promise of "СТАБИЛЬНОСТЬ" ["stability" in Russian] crumbling and crushing its original supporters (Image: Alexey Merinov, mk.ru)](https://euromaidanpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/e67321269_84715561.jpg)
New climate of fear makes Russian polls ever less reliable, Moscow sociologist says
One of the few Russian sociologists who predicted the mass protests against the Putin regime in 2011-2012 says…
Sociologist: Russians in biggest cities feel the most pain from crisis
Russians living in the largest cities, the people who benefited the most from the oil-driven boom of the…