Global Trust in Science Remains High Despite Variations
A global survey of 71,922 people shows that trust in science remains high across countries, averaging above "three" on a five-point scale, despite political and social variations; however, experts caution that undifferentiated trust isn't ideal.
Global Trust in Science Remains High Despite Variations
A global survey of 71,922 people shows that trust in science remains high across countries, averaging above "three" on a five-point scale, despite political and social variations; however, experts caution that undifferentiated trust isn't ideal.
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20% Bias Score
Global Survey: Public Trust in Science Remains High Despite Pandemic
A global survey of almost 72,000 individuals across 68 countries refutes claims of a widespread crisis of confidence in science, revealing that 78 percent believe scientists produce high-quality research; however, integrating scientific findings into policy decisions which restrict personal freedoms...
Global Survey: Public Trust in Science Remains High Despite Pandemic
A global survey of almost 72,000 individuals across 68 countries refutes claims of a widespread crisis of confidence in science, revealing that 78 percent believe scientists produce high-quality research; however, integrating scientific findings into policy decisions which restrict personal freedoms...
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44% Bias Score
Global Antisemitism Surges to 2.2 Billion, Fueled by Conflict and Lack of Holocaust Awareness
The Anti-Defamation League's (ADL) Global 100 Index reveals that 46% of adults globally hold deeply entrenched antisemitic views, a number that has more than doubled in the past decade, reaching 2.2 billion people, fueled by the October 2023 Hamas attack and subsequent conflict, with younger generat...
Global Antisemitism Surges to 2.2 Billion, Fueled by Conflict and Lack of Holocaust Awareness
The Anti-Defamation League's (ADL) Global 100 Index reveals that 46% of adults globally hold deeply entrenched antisemitic views, a number that has more than doubled in the past decade, reaching 2.2 billion people, fueled by the October 2023 Hamas attack and subsequent conflict, with younger generat...
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48% Bias Score
Global Survey Reveals Widespread Concern Over Economic Inequality and Calls for Systemic Change
A Pew Research Center survey of 36 countries shows that 54% of respondents view the wealth gap as a major problem, 60% believe the wealthy exert undue political influence, and 57% think their children will be worse off economically; majorities in 33 countries want economic system changes.
Global Survey Reveals Widespread Concern Over Economic Inequality and Calls for Systemic Change
A Pew Research Center survey of 36 countries shows that 54% of respondents view the wealth gap as a major problem, 60% believe the wealthy exert undue political influence, and 57% think their children will be worse off economically; majorities in 33 countries want economic system changes.
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28% Bias Score
Work-Life Balance Surpasses Salary as Top Employee Priority in Global Survey
A Randstad survey of 26,000 employees across 35 countries reveals work-life balance as the top job motivator, surpassing salary for the first time, highlighting the pandemic's lasting impact on workplace expectations and the increasing demand for flexible working.
Work-Life Balance Surpasses Salary as Top Employee Priority in Global Survey
A Randstad survey of 26,000 employees across 35 countries reveals work-life balance as the top job motivator, surpassing salary for the first time, highlighting the pandemic's lasting impact on workplace expectations and the increasing demand for flexible working.
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32% Bias Score
Global Optimism for Research Varies Widely: Nigeria at 94%, Japan Below 50%
A global survey reveals significant variations in public optimism towards research and technology, with Nigeria showing 94% optimism while Japan shows less than 50%, highlighting the influence of socioeconomic factors and public trust on acceptance of technological advancements.
Global Optimism for Research Varies Widely: Nigeria at 94%, Japan Below 50%
A global survey reveals significant variations in public optimism towards research and technology, with Nigeria showing 94% optimism while Japan shows less than 50%, highlighting the influence of socioeconomic factors and public trust on acceptance of technological advancements.
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32% Bias Score
Global Antisemitism Doubles in a Decade: ADL Survey Reveals Urgent Crisis
The ADL's 2024 Global 100 Survey reveals that antisemitic beliefs have doubled in the last decade, impacting 2.2 billion adults globally, with concerningly low Holocaust awareness among young people; this necessitates urgent action to counter rising antisemitism.
Global Antisemitism Doubles in a Decade: ADL Survey Reveals Urgent Crisis
The ADL's 2024 Global 100 Survey reveals that antisemitic beliefs have doubled in the last decade, impacting 2.2 billion adults globally, with concerningly low Holocaust awareness among young people; this necessitates urgent action to counter rising antisemitism.
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48% Bias Score
German Employee Motivation: Below Average, but Age and Remote Work Play Key Roles
An EY survey of 1000 German employees found that 48% give their all at work, below the global average but higher than France, the Netherlands, and Japan; age is a significant factor, with 63% of Baby Boomers versus 43% of Gen Z reporting high motivation; remote work is a double-edged sword, impactin...
German Employee Motivation: Below Average, but Age and Remote Work Play Key Roles
An EY survey of 1000 German employees found that 48% give their all at work, below the global average but higher than France, the Netherlands, and Japan; age is a significant factor, with 63% of Baby Boomers versus 43% of Gen Z reporting high motivation; remote work is a double-edged sword, impactin...
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32% Bias Score