NINEOCLOCK: Over half of Romanians believe Romania should not take in refugees, while 82.1 per cent of those who believe it should believe the country should establish on its own the quota of refugees it can receive, an INSCOP Research survey shows. For more details:...

ROMANIA INSIDER: Most Romanians don’t want any refugees in their country while those who are more open to taking in immigrants say that the country should decide on the number and not be forced to accept one set by the European Union, according to a recent INSCOP...

THE ROMANIA JOURNAL: More than half of Romanians believe that our country should not receive refugees and that they shouldn’t settle in Romania, according to a INSCOP survey published by ‘Adevarul’. For more details:...

THE ROMANIA JOURNAL: The results of a survey conducted by Inscop shows that 67.9% of Romanians support the union with Republic of Moldova until 2018, when the 100th anniversary of the Great Union is met, while only 14.8% rather do not. To this question, 17.3% did not...

AGERPRES: The majority of Romanians, namely 67.9pct of respondents of an Inscop poll, is in favor of the country's unification with Moldova before 2018, while 14.8pct of respondents do not fully support it. The year 2018 marks the centennial of the Great Union,...

NINEOCLOCK: The majority of Romanians, namely 67.9pct of respondents of an Inscop poll, is in favor of the country’s unification with Moldova before 2018, while 14.8pct of respondents do not fully support it. The year 2018 marks the centennial of the Great Union,...

ROMANIA INSIDER: Romanians are religious people who believe in God, saints and respect religious holidays, according to a recent survey made by social research company INSCOP at the request of Adevarul newspaper. For more details:...

AGERPRES: More than half of Romanians disagree with the idea an early election being held, according to findings of an INSCOP opinion poll released on Friday. For more details:...

NINEOCLOCK: More than half of Romanians disagree with the idea an early election being held, according to findings of an INSCOP opinion poll released on Friday. For more details:...

ROMANIA INSIDER: A recent INSCOP survey reveals that Romanians continue to trust President Klaus Iohannis. According to the survey conducted between July 9 and July 14, 61.6% of Romanians have confidence and great confidence in the Romanian President, down from 65% in...

NINEOCLOCK: President Klaus Iohannis is topping public confidence rankings in Romania as far as confidence in public figures goes, followed by Governor of the National Bank of Romania (BNR) Mugur Isarescu and Romania’s ambassador to the US George Maior, according to...

THE ROMANIA JOURNAL: President Klaus Iohannis tops the Romanians’ confidence chart, while the governor of the Romania’s National Bank, Mugur Isarescu ranks second, and the Romanian ambassador to U.S., George Maior ranks third, according to the INSCOP poll commissioned...

NINEOCLOCK: The opposition National Liberal Party (PNL) would garner more than 44 per cent of the vote if a general election were held next Sunday, reveals findings of an INSCOP poll released on Wednesday, according to Agerpres. For more details:...

ROMANIA INSIDER: A recent INSCOP survey reveals that 25% of Romanians believe that the crisis in Greece will have a great impact on Romania’s economy and population. 27% think that the situation in Greece will not affect Romania in any way, while 34% believe that...

THE ROMANIA JOURNAL: Almost half of Romanians – 48.9% – believe that the population of a state should make sacrifices for their country to pay its debts on time, and most of them believe that Romania is free from risks because it uses the RON and has not joined the...

NINEOCLOCK: A chunk of 46.7 of the respondents consider that in July, Romania is headed for the good direction (versus 50.8 percent in April), 41.8 percent consider the direction is wrong (as to 36.1 percent in April), while 11.5 percent do not know or do not answer...

THE ROMANIA JOURNAL: The Romanians are divided over the direction in which Romania is going, and more than a quarter see as the main source of concern the worsening state of health, reveal the results of an Inscop survey released by Agerpres. For more details:...

AGERPRES: Retired gymnast Nadia Comaneci, active tennis player Simona Halep and retired association football player Gheorghe Hagi are topping the rankings of Romanian sport personalities, while association football and tennis are the favourite sports of Romanians,...

ROMANIA INSIDER: Almost three in ten Romanians (29.1%) choose football as the sport they would prefer to play. Tennis is second, with 15.9% of the options, according to a recent survey made by social research company INSCOP at the request of Adevarul newspaper. For...

AGERPRES: Most Romanians would vote a local independent personality for mayor in the next local elections, shows an INSCOP barometer made public on Monday. For more details:...

THE ROMANIA JOURNAL: One third of Romanians see Justice as the most important institution of democracy, an INSCOP-Adevarul survey reveals, carried out by Inscop Research for daily “Adevarul”. Thus, 30.1% of Romanians say Justice is the most important public...

AGERPRES: Nearly one third of Romanians consider Justice is the most important institution of democracy, found an INSCOP Barometer conducted by pollster Inscop Research at the commission of "Adevarul" daily. For more details:...

THE ROMANIA JOURNAL: Romanians’ expectations regarding the change of the political class are more pragmatic than idealistic, an INSCOP Research survey published by ‘Adevarul’ newspaper reads.73.3% of Romanians believe a change is needed in the political class. 15.4%...

ROMANIA INSIDER: The Army remains the most trusted institution in Romania, followed by the Church and the Gendarmerie. Almost three in four Romanians (74.3%) have much and very much confidence in the Army (slightly down from February – 75%), 62.3% trust the Church...

NINEOCLOCK: Romanians are confident in the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) the most, and then in the United Nations Organisation (UN) and the European Union, as regards the international bodies, an INSCOP research released on Tuesday says. For more details:...

AGERPRES: Romanians are confident in the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) the most, and then in the United Nations Organisation (UN) and the European Union, as regards the international bodies, an INSCOP research released on Tuesday says. For more details:...

AGERPRES: Approx. 60 per cent of the Romanians believe that the government should stay in office until the term actually expires and that Romania needs a new Constitution, an Inscop Research poll revealed on Friday. For more details:...

THE ROMANIA JOURNAL: President Klaus Iohannis leads in the standings of confidence in personalities, according to a survey released on Thursday by Inscop and published by the newspaper ‘Adevarul’.The president continues to occupy the first position with 65% much...

ROMANIA INSIDER: Some 65% of Romanians say they trust President Iohannis, up from 60% in December 2014 and 35% in October 2014, before the presidential elections, according to a recent survey made by research company INSCOP. For more details:...

BALKANS: Most Romanians believe that the reduction of the VAT for foodstuffs and non-alcoholic drinks is a good measure both for them and for the economy, shows an opinion survey made by Inscop Research upon order by the Adevarul daily. 34.5% of the respondents claim...

THE ROMANIA JOURNAL: Voting intentions of those who say they have Internet access and those who have accounts on Facebook and Twitter are different from those of voters overall, according to data from the INSCOP survey – ‘Truth for Romania’, conducted by INSCOP...

NINEOCLOCK: The new National Liberal Party (PNL) is topping the vote intentions of Romanians, with 44.7 per cent, followed by the alliance of the Social Democratic Party (PSD), the National Union for Romania’s Progress (UNPR) and the Conservative Party (PC), with 39.1...

THE ROMANIA JOURNAL: Most Romanians consider that the reduction in VAT for foodstuffs and non-alcoholic beverages represents a good measure both for them as well as for the economy, reveals an opinion barometer conducted by Inscop Research and commissioned by...

AGERPRES: Most Romanians consider that the reduction in VAT for foodstuffs and non-alcoholic beverages represents a good measure both for them as well as for the economy, reveals an opinion barometer conducted by Inscop Research and commissioned by "Adevarul" daily....

ROMANIA INSIDER: About three quarters of Romanians (71.4%) consider themselves European citizens, according to a survey carried out by INSCOP Research. Last year, 68.6% saw themselves European citizens. For more details:...

AGERPRES: More than half of Romanians, 58.4 per cent, believe that Romania should reintroduce the mandatory military service, according to a poll conducted by Inscop Research at the request of Adevarul daily. For more details:...

NINEOCLOCK: As many as 75.7 per cent of Romanians agree that NATO membership protects Romania against national security threats, while 45.9 per cent of them expect the US to be Romania’s main ally in case of such threats, according to the findings of a recent Inscop...

AGERPRES: As many as 75.7 per cent of Romanians agree that NATO membership protects Romania against national security threats, while 45.9 per cent of them expect the US to be Romania's main ally in case of such threats, according to the findings of a recent Inscop...

THE ROMANIA JOURNAL: About three quarters of Romanians see themselves as Europeans and 65% of them believe that joining the EU has brought our country advantages, according to a INSCOP Research survey conducted for the newspaper “Adevarul”. For more details:...

AGERPRES: President Klaus Iohannis tops a poll of Romanians' confidence in politicians with 64.6 percent of respondents placing 'high' or 'very high' confidence in him; he is up from 60 percent in December 2014, in the previous similar poll carried out by INSCOP for...

AGERPRES: The new National Liberal Party (PNL, in opposition) would get the vote of 44.2 percent of Romanians should parliamentary elections be held next Sunday (up from 41.7 percent in Dec. 2014), while the governing Alliance of Social Democrats, the National Union...

AGERPRES: Romanians take a deep liking to Western states, with Germany topping the rankings of the countries towards which feelings are rather positive, with 87.3% of the options (84.3% in July 2014), according to an INSCOP survey released on Monday to AGERPRES. For...

AGERPRES: Two thirds of Romanians - 64.4 per cent - believe the ongoing conflict in Ukraine is dangerous to Romania, according to the findings of a recent INSCOP poll released on Monday. For more details:...

NINEOCLOCK:Two thirds of Romanians – 64.4 per cent – believe the ongoing conflict in Ukraine is dangerous to Romania, according to the findings of a recent INSCOP poll released on Monday. For more details:...

ROMANIA INSIDER: Most Romanians believe that Romania should turn towards the West (NATO, European Union) in terms of political and military alliances. A recent survey conducted by INSCOP reveals that 86.1% of Romanians believe that Romania should turn to the West and...