"Right-wing orientation and low trust in government strongly influence rising climate change skepticism." Sounds like its not related to nationality.
Okay, I won't share politico links anymore.
Does your point not support abandoning anonymity? Perhaps Germany does not want to impose its Israel-related policy on other states by veto, while maintaining its own point of view?
I'm kind of relieved to see this new measurement because it gives back some credibility to the social sciences/economics.
Anybody who has been in the US cannot miss the abundant poverty, which is unseen and unheard of in Western Europe.
The ADAC members do not represent the general population... The survey was among ADAC members (a motorist organization).
This is a fascinating topic because it shows the power of stereotypes. A majority of the general population has supported a general speed limit for decades. But the anti-limit minority is very vocal and has managed to present their preference as a matter of national identity.
And as fellow Europeans we then reinforce such stereotypes about Germans.
Please stop equating being poor with being fraudulent and criminal. The list of fraudulent behavior has nothing to do with being poor.
And fighting violent extremism is in no way dystopian.
No, people are not complicit when they do not denounce war crimes or a genocide. Neither you nor I are complicit in the genocides in Sudan, Ethiopia, Gaza or Myanmar. We are not complicit because we did not have substantial means to help or support or prevent them.
Your double standards for Jewish people are unfair and, with the odd commandeering tone of your message, seem to come from some high horse that you placed yourself on.
Thank you for sharing this. The explanations were very clear and made me aware of a measurement issue in GDP statistics that I've never heard of before.
Given such news, isn't it crazy that most Europeans in 2026 still largely rely on US digital services?
Any ideas as to why young and old people have such distinct levels of contentment? I'm guessing it has to do with owning your house and having a stable job.
Wow, all that super stable, super reliable base load energy is just mindblowing!! Let's build more nuclear power plants!