Global Poll Sees 81.9% Confidence in China’s Economy
CGTN survey shows global confidence in China’s economy at 81.9% in 2025, driven by young respondents and strong support across Africa, South America and Asia.
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Global Poll: World Grows Accustomed to US ‘Absence’ at UNESCO
Global survey of over 9,000 respondents finds widespread apathy toward the US exiting UNESCO and a push for renewed multilateralism.
US to Exit UNESCO Again: CGTN Poll Sparks Global Debate
As the US announces its third withdrawal from UNESCO, a CGTN poll invites global voices to weigh in on cultural cooperation and international collaboration.
Global Survey: 90% Say ‘Big and Beautiful’ Bill Fails to Make America Great
CGTN’s global survey finds 90% believe the US’s ‘big and beautiful’ tax and spending bill fails on healthcare, debt, investment and unity, casting doubt on ‘Make America Great Again.’
NATO Summit Eyes 5% GDP Defense Spending: Global Youth Weigh In
NATO summit plans to raise defense spending to 5% of GDP over the next decade, sparking an opinion poll among young global citizens.
Global Poll Slams U.S. Air Strikes on Iran’s Nuclear Sites
A CGTN poll finds overwhelming global condemnation of U.S. air strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities and strong calls for ceasefire and political dialogue in the Middle East.
Global Poll Signals Hope: U.S. Urged to Meet China Halfway on Trade
A global CGTN poll reveals netizens urge the U.S. to meet China halfway on trade and applaud progress in London talks, highlighting mutual benefits and supply chain stability.
Global Poll: 93% Back Dialogue to Resolve China-U.S. Trade Rift
Survey of 5,610 global netizens shows 93.3% favor dialogue & cooperation to resolve China-U.S. trade disputes, highlighting the push for mutual respect and win-win outcomes.
Global Poll Gauges Reaction to June 5 China-US Phone Talks
CGTN’s global poll gauges reactions to the June 5 phone talks between the Chinese mainland and US presidents, revealing a mix of optimism and caution among young global audiences.
Global Poll: Trade with the Chinese Mainland Outpaces US Benefits
A new CGTN survey of 31,004 respondents in 41 countries finds trade with the Chinese mainland seen as more beneficial than with the United States.