Most countries in the region oppose Western military aid to Syrian rebels
Five of six publics in the region are opposed to Western governments sending arms and military supplies to anti-government groups in Syria.
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Canadians believe income inequality getting worse
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Abenomics’ Challenge: The Japanese Attitude
Government must bridge gap between personal, national expectations
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Economist: Change of faith
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Australians believe economy is fair
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Indonesians Frustrated With Economy, Survey Finds
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U.S. stands out as a rich country where a growing minority say they can’t afford food
During tough economic times many people around the world find it difficult to afford life’s basic necessities. Nearly half (a median of 49%) of those surveyed by the Pew Research Center in developing economies and a quarter (25%) in emerging markets say that, at some point in the past year, they have been unable to afford food that their families needed.
