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Who’s Listening to What? The News Stories Resonating With Britain’s Voters
Explore the shocking details of the shooting on Bondi Beach, a major news story resonating across the UK this week.
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December 20, 2025 at 12:09 AM
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The most recalled story last week was the Bondi Beach mass shooting (10%). Highly visual, emotive events like terrorist atrocities cut across demographic and partisan lines, dominating rolling news and social feeds.
December 20, 2025 at 12:09 AM
The most recalled story last week was the Bondi Beach mass shooting (10%). Highly visual, emotive events like terrorist atrocities cut across demographic and partisan lines, dominating rolling news and social feeds.
What news stories do British voters remember? Geostrategy.com carried out a survey on a representative sample of British voters to find out what stories cut through with British voters. Quick🧵:
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December 20, 2025 at 12:09 AM
What news stories do British voters remember? Geostrategy.com carried out a survey on a representative sample of British voters to find out what stories cut through with British voters. Quick🧵:
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Distrust is widespread and not specific to the national leadership:
68% say the government is ineffective.
Vučić approval just 17%, PM Vučević 12%.
Opposition fares little better (11% approval).
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68% say the government is ineffective.
Vučić approval just 17%, PM Vučević 12%.
Opposition fares little better (11% approval).
Find out more here:
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Governance on Trial: Corruption and Public Distrust in Serbia
Uncover the link between corruption and public distrust in Serbia. Learn about citizen attitudes and government dissatisfaction.
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September 23, 2025 at 12:29 PM
Distrust is widespread and not specific to the national leadership:
68% say the government is ineffective.
Vučić approval just 17%, PM Vučević 12%.
Opposition fares little better (11% approval).
Find out more here:
geostrategy.com/governance-o...
68% say the government is ineffective.
Vučić approval just 17%, PM Vučević 12%.
Opposition fares little better (11% approval).
Find out more here:
geostrategy.com/governance-o...
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Mere days before what is shaping up to be one of the most controversial budgets of recent memory, the latest from Geostrategy describes how Britain has turned sharply against Rachel Reeves. Voters across every party are frustrated. Our personal favourability polling puts Reeves at -40 (1/2)
#Reeves
#Reeves
The Reeves Problem: Britain Has Lost Faith with the Chancellor
Facing economic challenges, Britain has lost faith with the Chancellor. Discover the implications of the upcoming Autumn Budget.
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November 23, 2025 at 10:30 PM
Mere days before what is shaping up to be one of the most controversial budgets of recent memory, the latest from Geostrategy describes how Britain has turned sharply against Rachel Reeves. Voters across every party are frustrated. Our personal favourability polling puts Reeves at -40 (1/2)
#Reeves
#Reeves
Mere days before what is shaping up to be one of the most controversial budgets of recent memory, the latest from Geostrategy describes how Britain has turned sharply against Rachel Reeves. Voters across every party are frustrated. Our personal favourability polling puts Reeves at -40 (1/2)
#Reeves
#Reeves
The Reeves Problem: Britain Has Lost Faith with the Chancellor
Facing economic challenges, Britain has lost faith with the Chancellor. Discover the implications of the upcoming Autumn Budget.
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November 23, 2025 at 10:30 PM
Mere days before what is shaping up to be one of the most controversial budgets of recent memory, the latest from Geostrategy describes how Britain has turned sharply against Rachel Reeves. Voters across every party are frustrated. Our personal favourability polling puts Reeves at -40 (1/2)
#Reeves
#Reeves
Exclusive Geostrategy polling: Trump’s foreign policy continues to divide America.
53% trust his handling of the China trade dispute, while 41% do not. Support splits sharply by 2024 vote, with 86% of Trump voters confident, 71% of Harris voters distrustful. 1/4
53% trust his handling of the China trade dispute, while 41% do not. Support splits sharply by 2024 vote, with 86% of Trump voters confident, 71% of Harris voters distrustful. 1/4
October 28, 2025 at 5:05 PM
Exclusive Geostrategy polling: Trump’s foreign policy continues to divide America.
53% trust his handling of the China trade dispute, while 41% do not. Support splits sharply by 2024 vote, with 86% of Trump voters confident, 71% of Harris voters distrustful. 1/4
53% trust his handling of the China trade dispute, while 41% do not. Support splits sharply by 2024 vote, with 86% of Trump voters confident, 71% of Harris voters distrustful. 1/4
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Exclusive Geostrategy polling: One year after his landslide victory, PM Sir Keir Starmer’s authority is eroding. Just 36% approve of his performance, while 49% disapprove. Only 30% think Labour is addressing public needs. 🧵1/3
September 25, 2025 at 3:56 PM
Exclusive Geostrategy polling: One year after his landslide victory, PM Sir Keir Starmer’s authority is eroding. Just 36% approve of his performance, while 49% disapprove. Only 30% think Labour is addressing public needs. 🧵1/3
Exclusive Geostrategy polling: One year after his landslide victory, PM Sir Keir Starmer’s authority is eroding. Just 36% approve of his performance, while 49% disapprove. Only 30% think Labour is addressing public needs. 🧵1/3
September 25, 2025 at 3:56 PM
Exclusive Geostrategy polling: One year after his landslide victory, PM Sir Keir Starmer’s authority is eroding. Just 36% approve of his performance, while 49% disapprove. Only 30% think Labour is addressing public needs. 🧵1/3
Exclusive Geostrategy polling from Serbia shows widespread concern about corruption. 42% name it the country’s top problem, well ahead of the economy (31%) and political division (14%).🧵
September 23, 2025 at 12:29 PM
Exclusive Geostrategy polling from Serbia shows widespread concern about corruption. 42% name it the country’s top problem, well ahead of the economy (31%) and political division (14%).🧵
Geostrategy examines the age breakdown of President Donald Trump's support:
The only age group showing net approval is 35–44, at 54%. Young voters (18–24), disapprove by 53% to 40%, while older voters (55–64) are more negative, disapproving by 61% to 43%.
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The only age group showing net approval is 35–44, at 54%. Young voters (18–24), disapprove by 53% to 40%, while older voters (55–64) are more negative, disapproving by 61% to 43%.
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Approval Ratings in a Divided Nation: Trump’s Polarising Presidency
Analyze Trump’s polarising presidency through recent polling, illustrating the intense loyalty of Republicans versus Democrat discontent.
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September 20, 2025 at 2:02 PM
Geostrategy examines the age breakdown of President Donald Trump's support:
The only age group showing net approval is 35–44, at 54%. Young voters (18–24), disapprove by 53% to 40%, while older voters (55–64) are more negative, disapproving by 61% to 43%.
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The only age group showing net approval is 35–44, at 54%. Young voters (18–24), disapprove by 53% to 40%, while older voters (55–64) are more negative, disapproving by 61% to 43%.
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Exclusive Geostrategy polling shows Your Party, launched by Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana, is already backed by 32% of Britons, despite having no MPs or manifesto. 1/3
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Who Supports “Your Party”? The New Political Force Backed by the Young Left
Discover how The New Political Force Backed by the Young Left is reshaping political dynamics and attracting a diverse voter base.
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September 3, 2025 at 1:38 PM
Exclusive Geostrategy polling shows Your Party, launched by Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana, is already backed by 32% of Britons, despite having no MPs or manifesto. 1/3
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Who do Brits trust to handle crime? Latest Geostrategy polling indicates Farage has a personal lead on this contentious issue, well ahead of Badenoch and Starmer. 1/3
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Who Do Brits Trust to Tackle Crime?
Find out who the British people trust most to combat rising crime. Learn about the public's views on safety and leaders' roles.
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August 11, 2025 at 3:52 PM
Who do Brits trust to handle crime? Latest Geostrategy polling indicates Farage has a personal lead on this contentious issue, well ahead of Badenoch and Starmer. 1/3
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Who do Brits trust to handle crime? Latest Geostrategy polling indicates Farage has a personal lead on this contentious issue, well ahead of Badenoch and Starmer. 1/3
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Who Do Brits Trust to Tackle Crime?
Find out who the British people trust most to combat rising crime. Learn about the public's views on safety and leaders' roles.
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August 11, 2025 at 3:52 PM
Who do Brits trust to handle crime? Latest Geostrategy polling indicates Farage has a personal lead on this contentious issue, well ahead of Badenoch and Starmer. 1/3
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Latest Geostrategy polling data reveals an electorate focused on the economy, immigration, and the NHS. Economic performance is seen as the top issue across all party allegiances and demographics, with 42% of voters considering it the most urgent national priority. 1/2
July 29, 2025 at 10:02 AM
Latest Geostrategy polling data reveals an electorate focused on the economy, immigration, and the NHS. Economic performance is seen as the top issue across all party allegiances and demographics, with 42% of voters considering it the most urgent national priority. 1/2
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After two years of Europe Now (PES) government, Milojko Spajić’s reforms show progress, but exclusive Geostrategy polling exposes messaging challenges:
Just 6% say PES policies help ordinary people.
55% rate economy as bad or very bad.
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Just 6% say PES policies help ordinary people.
55% rate economy as bad or very bad.
📊 Read the full polling here:
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Montenegro’s Reform Gap: Why Milojko Spajić Must Tell the Story of Change - Geostrategy
When Milojko Spajić and the Europe Now movement swept to power in Montenegro’s 2023 elections, it was on a platform of technocratic…
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July 4, 2025 at 9:28 AM
After two years of Europe Now (PES) government, Milojko Spajić’s reforms show progress, but exclusive Geostrategy polling exposes messaging challenges:
Just 6% say PES policies help ordinary people.
55% rate economy as bad or very bad.
📊 Read the full polling here:
geostrategy.com/montenegros-...
Just 6% say PES policies help ordinary people.
55% rate economy as bad or very bad.
📊 Read the full polling here:
geostrategy.com/montenegros-...
After two years of Europe Now (PES) government, Milojko Spajić’s reforms show progress, but exclusive Geostrategy polling exposes messaging challenges:
Just 6% say PES policies help ordinary people.
55% rate economy as bad or very bad.
📊 Read the full polling here:
geostrategy.com/montenegros-...
Just 6% say PES policies help ordinary people.
55% rate economy as bad or very bad.
📊 Read the full polling here:
geostrategy.com/montenegros-...
Montenegro’s Reform Gap: Why Milojko Spajić Must Tell the Story of Change - Geostrategy
When Milojko Spajić and the Europe Now movement swept to power in Montenegro’s 2023 elections, it was on a platform of technocratic…
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July 4, 2025 at 9:28 AM
After two years of Europe Now (PES) government, Milojko Spajić’s reforms show progress, but exclusive Geostrategy polling exposes messaging challenges:
Just 6% say PES policies help ordinary people.
55% rate economy as bad or very bad.
📊 Read the full polling here:
geostrategy.com/montenegros-...
Just 6% say PES policies help ordinary people.
55% rate economy as bad or very bad.
📊 Read the full polling here:
geostrategy.com/montenegros-...
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LATEST: Where do Montenegrins go for political news? Exclusive research finds a general dominance of online portals with a strong generation divide, where social media plays an outsized role amongst the young and unaligned voters. Print media and radio marginalised.
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Where Montenegrins Get Their Political News: Online Portals Lead But Social Media Dominates Among Youth - Geostrategy
When it comes to staying informed about politics, Montenegrins turn most frequently to online news portals but generational divides in…
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June 29, 2025 at 11:01 AM
LATEST: Where do Montenegrins go for political news? Exclusive research finds a general dominance of online portals with a strong generation divide, where social media plays an outsized role amongst the young and unaligned voters. Print media and radio marginalised.
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LATEST: Where do Montenegrins go for political news? Exclusive research finds a general dominance of online portals with a strong generation divide, where social media plays an outsized role amongst the young and unaligned voters. Print media and radio marginalised.
geostrategy.com/where-monten...
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Where Montenegrins Get Their Political News: Online Portals Lead But Social Media Dominates Among Youth - Geostrategy
When it comes to staying informed about politics, Montenegrins turn most frequently to online news portals but generational divides in…
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June 29, 2025 at 11:01 AM
LATEST: Where do Montenegrins go for political news? Exclusive research finds a general dominance of online portals with a strong generation divide, where social media plays an outsized role amongst the young and unaligned voters. Print media and radio marginalised.
geostrategy.com/where-monten...
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Key stats:
45-54s: 88%
18-24s: 71%
Women: 83%
Men: 76%
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45-54s: 88%
18-24s: 71%
Women: 83%
Men: 76%
Read the full report here:
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Montenegro’s Gun Crisis: Public Overwhelmingly Backs Stricter Laws After Mass Shootings - Geostrategy
Montenegro is facing a moment of reckoning on gun violence. Two devastating mass shootings in the town of Cetinje, one in August…
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June 26, 2025 at 12:38 PM
Key stats:
45-54s: 88%
18-24s: 71%
Women: 83%
Men: 76%
Read the full report here:
geostrategy.com/montenegros-...
45-54s: 88%
18-24s: 71%
Women: 83%
Men: 76%
Read the full report here:
geostrategy.com/montenegros-...
Exclusive Geostrategy Poll: 79% of Montenegrins back tighter gun laws after mass shootings. Women and older voters show the strongest support, but a broad consensus across ages. 1/2
#Montenegro #GunViolence #CrnaGora
#Montenegro #GunViolence #CrnaGora
Montenegro’s Gun Crisis: Public Overwhelmingly Backs Stricter Laws After Mass Shootings - Geostrategy
Montenegro is facing a moment of reckoning on gun violence. Two devastating mass shootings in the town of Cetinje, one in August…
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June 26, 2025 at 12:37 PM
Exclusive Geostrategy Poll: 79% of Montenegrins back tighter gun laws after mass shootings. Women and older voters show the strongest support, but a broad consensus across ages. 1/2
#Montenegro #GunViolence #CrnaGora
#Montenegro #GunViolence #CrnaGora
Trump tariffs see support surge amongst Republicans, despite shaky national numbers. 81% of 2024 Trump supporters think they will help the American economy, up from 55% last month. However, nationally only 46% hold a positive view. 80% of Americans expect future price increases, 1/2
June 14, 2025 at 10:53 AM
Trump tariffs see support surge amongst Republicans, despite shaky national numbers. 81% of 2024 Trump supporters think they will help the American economy, up from 55% last month. However, nationally only 46% hold a positive view. 80% of Americans expect future price increases, 1/2
Fractures in the fortress: Trump and Vance face growing strain from within their base. Latest Geostrategy polling shows most Americans now disapprove of Donald Trump's handling of the economy, healthcare and education policy, and positions on climate. However, support for the administration's 1/3
June 11, 2025 at 6:51 AM
Fractures in the fortress: Trump and Vance face growing strain from within their base. Latest Geostrategy polling shows most Americans now disapprove of Donald Trump's handling of the economy, healthcare and education policy, and positions on climate. However, support for the administration's 1/3
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Geostrategy polling: Reform maintain their lead, with Farage's party ahead at 30%, while Labour struggles to retain its base following a hardening of Starmer's rhetoric on migration. Just 70% of Labour 2024 voters now support the party, with defections to both Reform and the Lib Dems. Labour 🧵
June 2, 2025 at 2:09 PM
Geostrategy polling: Reform maintain their lead, with Farage's party ahead at 30%, while Labour struggles to retain its base following a hardening of Starmer's rhetoric on migration. Just 70% of Labour 2024 voters now support the party, with defections to both Reform and the Lib Dems. Labour 🧵
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Exclusive Geostrategy poll: 🗳️ We discover major differences in sleeping patterns 🛌 according to political preference. We found Green Party and Reform voters were the most restless, with Lib Dems showing the best sleep hygeine.
Brits average 6-7 hrs sleep. Share how you compare👇 #SleepPoll #UKLife
Brits average 6-7 hrs sleep. Share how you compare👇 #SleepPoll #UKLife
How the British Sleep: Duration, Habits and Demographic Divides – Geostrategy
Sleep is a basic human need but how, when and where we sleep can vary greatly across societies and even more so between…
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May 20, 2025 at 1:03 PM
Exclusive Geostrategy poll: 🗳️ We discover major differences in sleeping patterns 🛌 according to political preference. We found Green Party and Reform voters were the most restless, with Lib Dems showing the best sleep hygeine.
Brits average 6-7 hrs sleep. Share how you compare👇 #SleepPoll #UKLife
Brits average 6-7 hrs sleep. Share how you compare👇 #SleepPoll #UKLife