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Over half of Armenians attribute Russian trade restrictions to pressure on the government – poll
52.4% of respondents in Armenia stated that the restrictions imposed by Russia on the import of Armenian products are intended to exert economic pressure on the republic's leadership.More than 47% of Armenian citizens have a negative attitude towards the Washington Declaration, 40% - positive – GALLUP poll
A survey carried out by the Gallup International Association reveals that over 47% of participants hold a negative view regarding the joint declaration signed on August 8 in Washington by the leaders of Armenia, Azerbaijan, and the United States.Almost 66% of Armenian citizens are dissatisfied with Nikol Pashinyan's work
Almost 66% of respondents in a survey conducted by the head of the Armenian office of the GALLUP International Association expressed dissatisfaction with the work of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.Residents of Armenia could not clearly identify an external partner for solving socio-economic problems – survey
Respondents of a public opinion survey conducted by the Armenian office of the GALLUP International Association were unable to express a clear preference for any foreign policy partner in solving socio-economic problems.Almost half of Armenian citizens do not intend to file income tax returns – survey
The results of a survey conducted by the Armenian office of the GALLUP International Association showed that the newly introduced system of universal income declaration has caused dissatisfaction among citizens, with almost half of the respondents indicating their intention not to fill it out.64.6% of respondents in Armenia doubt that Yerevan and Baku will sign peace treaty by year-end - GALLUP
The results of a public opinion survey conducted by the Armenian office of GALLUP International Association indicate that 64.6% of residents in Armenia do not believe a peace treaty with Azerbaijan can be signed by the end of 2024.Yerevan residents name three main problems - survey
According to the findings of a recent public opinion survey conducted by the Armenian office of GALLUP International Association, the residents of different administrative districts of Yerevan are most dissatisfied with the number of sports (2.7 points out of 5) and cultural (2.8 points) events, as well as with cleanliness in the city (3.3 points).Over 52% of respondents in Armenia support Tavush for Homeland movement to certain extent, Gallup phone poll shows
A total of 35.1% respondents in Armenia said they “fully support” the Tavush for Homeland movement, Aram Navasardyan, Aram Navasardyan, head of the Armenian office of GALLUP International Association, said at a press conference on WednesdayMore than half of surveyed residents of Armenia dissatisfied with work of authorities
More than half of Armenian citizens are dissatisfied with the perfromance of the prime minister, government, parliament and president, according to the findings of a public opinion poll conducted by Armenian Office of GALLUP International Association.Poll reveals leaders in elections to Yerevan Council of Elders
The findings of a public opinion poll conducted by the Armenian office of Gallup International Association show that 22.5% of respondents in the capital Yerevan are going to vote for Civil Contract Party’s mayoral candidate Tigran Avinyan in the September 17 elections to the Council of Elders.Some 55.3% of Yerevan residents to vote in September 17 Yerevan Council of Elders elections - survey
Some 55.3% of Yerevan residents will definitely go to the polls on September 17 to elect a new Council of Elders (municipal assembly), according to the findings of a public opinion poll conducted by the Armenian office of GALLUP International Association.Yerevan residents name major problems of Armenian capital city- Gallup poll
About 38.8% of respondents of a public opinion poll conducted in Yerevan by the Armenian office of the Gallup International Association said one of the biggest problem s was the garbage, while 28.4% complained about poor work of public transportation.Poll: almost 90% of Armenian residents see no need to change state symbols
Almost 90% of those polled in Armenia believe there is no need to change state symbols, Aram Navasardyan, the head of the Armenian office of GALLUP International Association, said Friday, presenting the findings of a recent survey.News 1 - 20 of 34
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