More and more Russians think it is important for young people to participate in the political life of their country
Does being sociable, sporty and materialistic make young people distinct from others?
VCIOM General Director Valery Fedorov was a moderator at Sochi’s Media forum of All-Russia People's Front. The forum was devoted to the law prohibiting the spread of fake news in...
VCIOM General Director Valery Fedorov took part in the meeting of PwC Intellectual Club devoted to the topic “Is Russia a country of gender equality or inequality?” Valery...
VCIOM General Director Valery Fedorov took part in the Krasnoyarsk Economic Forum (KEF’19). As before, KEF’19 started with a youth day highlighting the competitiveness of...
More than a thousand participants from eleven countries attended the two-day IX International Grushin Conference which took place at Financial University in Moscow. The conference...
ENQUÊTE - Les mariages russes se traduisent par un divorce dans 63% des cas.
Schon 2018 war kein gutes Jahr für die russische Wirtschaft. Präsident Putin wartet zwar unermüdlich mit Durchhalteparolen auf. Doch für die kommenden zwölf Monate sind die Perspektiven düster. Die Bevölkerung stellt sich bereits darauf ein.
Just before the one-on-one summit between President Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump held on July 16, Russian pollster VCIOM asked the Russian public how they viewed the American president and U.S.-Russian relations.
Russia's economy surely is better than it was a year ago. But, tell that to the Russians. Some 45% of them believe the “worst is yet to come” despite a nice 3.1% recovery in economic growth over the last 12 months ending in May, according to the Russian Public Opinion Research Centre (VTsIOM).
Almost 80 percent of Russians say they want to bring back criminal penalties for illegal drug use, and only six support legalizing the use of soft drugs, according to the latest survey conducted by Russia’s state-run polling agency, VTSIOM.
Public opinion polls of the Russian Public Opinion Research Center (VCIOM) over Armenia’s upcoming parliamentary election showed that the ratings of two leading forces, the Republican Party of Armenia (RPA) and Tsarukyan alliance are equal in practice, reports Armenpress.
Public opinion polls of the Russian Public Opinion Research Center (VCIOM) over Armenia’s upcoming parliamentary election showed that the ratings of two leading forces, the Republican Party of Armenia (RPA) and Tsarukyan alliance are equal in practice, reports Armenpress.
