592 results for polling

4 March 2020

Last weekend Israelis went to the polls for the third time in less than a year. Andrew Mueller looks at Benjamin Netanyahu’s chances of staying in office – and out of prison.

23 September 2022

Italy heads to the polls – will the far-right come to power? Plus: the response in Ukraine to Russia’s mobilisation, the latest technology news and Lisbon’s celebration of artisanal craftsmanship.

8 November 2016

In less than five hours, polls will open across the eastern US as the nation begins voting for its next president. By this time tomorrow we’ll likely know who is going to lead the most powerful country on Earth. While all…

9 March 2017

We ask if the EU can prevent Russian meddling in the Balkans and whether we should trust the polling ahead of the French presidential elections. Plus: why is a town in northern England considering a ban on bad language?

8 November 2016

It’s election day in the US and as polls open we head to Miami to analyse what this election means for the rest of the world. Plus: problems for Estonia’s government and how Spain has said no to homework.

13 October 2020

Former diplomat, Lewis Lukens, and Monocle’s Chris Cermak analyse the latest US opinion polls. Plus: the WHO issues a warning on herd immunity, China simulates a land invasion of Taiwan and Chiara Rimella’s cultural round…

23 August 2021

Has the retreat from Afghanistan emboldened both Isis and Al-Qaeda? Plus: Germany’s SPD enjoys a bump in the polls, the latest business headlines from Bloomberg and FlightGlobal’s Murdo Morrison with the latest aviation…

12 March 2019

As a new poll suggests uncertain times ahead in Spanish politics, we discuss what's on the horizon for the country. Plus: unrest in Algeria, why cyber security has provoked protests in Russia and tips on national branding…

6 November 2018

Monocle’s Tomos Lewis has the latest from Vermont as polls open for the US midterms. We also explore Japan's military strategy and ask why football in the Balkans can't escape the region’s turbulent political past.

1 June 2022

Denmark heads to the polls for a vote on scrapping its EU defence opt-out. Plus: China ramps up incursions into Taiwan’s air space, a flick through the papers and the latest trade and economy news.

16 May 2012

Analysis as Greece goes to the polls, we review the day’s papers with Al-Hayat’s Baria Alamuddin, and why AGA stoves are expanding into China.

21 October 2019

A recap of all the developments in Westminster. Plus: Indonesia’s president officially begins a second term and tense times for Justin Trudeau as Canadians head to the polls.

21 February 2020

Democratic party voters in the US head to the polls tomorrow for the Nevada caucuses. Following a tempestuous TV debate in Las Vegas on Wednesday there is still much for the candidates to play for.

10 May 2022

Voters in the Philippines go to the polls. Plus: the resignation of Sri Lanka’s prime minister, dock workers blockading Russian cargo and an interview with the Swiss entry to this year's Eurovision.

30 August 2016

The rise of the right has been one of the most concerning trends across Europe in the past year, from the UK’s Brexit vote to the growing popularity of Geert Wilders in the Netherlands. German voters had until recently…

8 July 2016

Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe’s Liberal Democratic party (LDP) looks to be in a strong position for Sunday’s upper house election and there is much at stake. In order to make Abe’s desired changes to Japan’s constit…