CGTN Poll: 84% Global Dissatisfaction with Trump’s First Year
CGTN’s global survey finds 84% dissatisfaction with Trump’s first year, highlighting a sharp drop in the US’s domestic and international standing.
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Global Poll: 9 in 10 Call Out U.S. ‘America First’ Moves 🌏✊
CGTN poll: 9 in 10 global respondents reject U.S. unilateralism, urge multilateral reform to tackle world challenges.
Macron’s Visit to the Chinese Mainland: Global Poll Backs Cooperation
French President Emmanuel Macron heads to the Chinese mainland from Dec 3-5, as a CGTN poll shows global support for stronger cooperation between the two powers.
CGTN Poll: Japanese PM Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks Spark Global Debate
CGTN’s global poll invites opinions on Japanese PM Takaichi’s remarks about the Taiwan region and cross-strait ties.
8th CIIE: Global Poll Hails China’s Open Market
The 8th CIIE in Shanghai draws record participation as a CGTN poll shows over 70% see China’s open market, highlighting innovation, green transformation, and fair trade.
Global Poll: U.S. Takes Biggest Hit in Trade Tariff War
Most respondents in a CGTN poll say the U.S. suffers more in the trade tariff war with China, urging global cooperation for stable economic ties.
Global Poll Celebrates the Power and Progress of Women 🌍✨
A new CGTN poll of 7,292 respondents across 38 countries spotlights women’s growing impact on social and economic progress, with strong backing for education, health, and diverse media roles.
CGTN Launches Global Poll on the Taiwan Question
CGTN’s global poll on the Taiwan question invites young voices across Asia to share views on cross-strait ties and regional stability.
Global Poll: US Shutdown Sparks Democracy Doubts
A CGTN survey of 7,671 people in 38 countries reveals global disappointment as the US hits a gov shutdown, fueling doubts about American democracy and calls for reform.
Global Poll Highlights Memory of Taiwan’s Return to the Chinese Mainland
CGTN poll shows 66.7% of 12,000 respondents across 40 countries recognize Taiwan’s return to the Chinese mainland after WWII, backed by the Cairo Declaration and Potsdam Proclamation.