President Donald Trump's approval rating has dropped to 33%, the lowest of his presidency, driven by public backlash over a prolonged conflict with Iran, rising gas prices, and shifting voter confidence ahead of November midterm elections.
President Donald Trump's approval rating has dropped to a record low of 33 percent, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll. Rising gasoline prices due to the conflict with Iran and concerns over the economy are impacting Republican prospects for the November midterms.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung's approval rating fell to a new low of 43 percent, marking five straight weeks of decline amid controversies over real estate tax codes and housing policies.
President Lee Jae Myung's administration tackles rising Seoul home prices with a new housing supply plan, unveils 'smart' military reforms, faces a record-low approval rating, while South Korean stocks surge on chipmaker rally, and a U.S. Pentagon official clarifies the U.S. nuclear strategy's deterrent focus.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung's approval rating dropped to 49 percent, falling below 50 percent for the first time since his inauguration, amid negative public sentiment regarding real estate policies.
President Lee Jae Myung's approval rating dropped to 45.9%, its lowest since June last year, while negative assessment hit 50.5%. This decline is linked to a stock market plunge and controversy over a potential constitutional amendment allowing presidential reelection, sparked by National Assembly Speaker Cho Jeong-sik's remarks.
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, has significantly reduced his public appearances and press conferences compared to last year. This shift is attributed to the new prime minister's policy whirlwind, scrutiny over Farage's finances, and by-election media rules, despite the party's claims of continued visibility through other channels.
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, has significantly reduced his public appearances and press conferences compared to last year. This shift is attributed to new Prime Minister Andy Burnham's policy whirlwind, scrutiny over Farage's finances including an undeclared £5m gift, and broadcasting rules during his Clacton byelection.
New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham enjoys high approval, but faces challenges from US President Donald Trump's erratic foreign policy. The article suggests a shift from US reliance to closer European cooperation for UK security and economic resilience, challenging post-war orthodoxies and the legacy of Brexit.
President Trump's approval rating has fallen to 34%, a career low, with 73% of Americans believing he ignores the nation's most important problems, amid dissatisfaction over the Iran war, economic issues, and perceived disconnection from everyday concerns.
President Lee Jae Myung's approval rating fell to 51% this week, marking its third consecutive decline, according to a Gallup Korea poll. Diplomacy was the top reason for positive views, while real estate policies were the primary cause for disapproval, leading to a signal of potential property holding tax increases.
Keir Starmer's hypothetical premiership ends in 2025 after a sharp decline in approval, despite a 2024 landslide victory. A Guardian analysis reveals his loss of support among unions, Muslim communities, and left-wing Labour MPs, presenting challenges for successor Andy Burnham.
President Lee Jae Myung's approval rating increased for the second consecutive week to 48.9%, with positive sentiment attributed to his diplomacy, particularly his participation in the NATO summit and related bilateral meetings, according to a Realmeter poll. The ruling Democratic Party also saw its approval rating rise.
Nigel Farage's approval rating has hit a new low as Reform UK faces scrutiny over its finances and donations. The Clacton by-election, triggered by Farage's resignation, sees major parties boycotting, leaving him to face satirical candidate Count Binface and other eccentric contenders.
President Lee Jae Myung's approval rating fell to 53% this week, down 1 percentage point from the previous week, according to a Gallup Korea poll. Concerns over the economy and livelihoods were cited as reasons for disapproval.
President Lee Jae Myung's approval rating rose 0.5 percentage points to 47% in a poll, marking the first increase in seven weeks. The rebound is attributed to the government's "three megaprojects" investment plan, though stock market declines and a weak won tempered the rise.
Donald Trump reignited tensions with Italian PM Giorgia Meloni by claiming she "begged" for a photo at the G7, linking it to her approval ratings and stance on the Iran war. Meloni forcefully denied the claim, calling it "made up" and questioning Trump's treatment of allies. The spat appears to be a strategic move by Meloni to gain electoral advantage at home and strengthen her position within the European right.
President Lee Jae Myung's approval rating has fallen to 51%, its lowest since taking office. A Gallup Korea poll cited the economy, housing policies, and National Election Commission irregularities as reasons for the decline.
Donald Trump held a rally in Pennsylvania amidst his lowest approval ratings, focusing on economic issues, immigration, and cultural grievances to distract from his job performance and ongoing international conflicts.
A new analysis reveals President Trump discusses his Washington renovation projects 70% more than the Iran war, despite the conflict's impact on his approval ratings and campaign promises. Observers suggest this is part of his strategy to distract from perceived failures.
President Lee Jae Myung's disapproval rating has exceeded his approval rating for the first time since taking office, a survey revealed Monday. The decline is attributed to ballot shortages in recent local elections and internal party strife.
President Lee Jae Myung's disapproval rating has exceeded his approval rating for the first time since taking office, with a recent poll showing 49.7% disapproval versus 46.7% approval. The decline is attributed to ballot shortages in local elections and internal party strife.
A new poll reveals Donald Trump's economic approval rating has fallen to 33%, a record low and below Joe Biden's lowest point of 36%. This decline is linked to the war with Iran, rising fuel prices, and inflation, despite Trump's claims of economic strength.
President Trump signed a framework agreement to end the war with Iran, potentially lifting sanctions and restoring oil flows. However, his approval ratings are at record lows due to economic handling, with high gas prices, inflation, and the war cited as factors. Meanwhile, a Senate confirmation hearing for Jay Clayton as director of national intelligence was postponed.
