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ROMANIAN JOURNAL.RO: A total of 28.8% of the respondents to the survey “Public distrust: West vs. East, the Rise of Nationalism in the Disinformation Era, and the Fake News Phenomenon” said they trusted Maia Sandu, the president of the Republic of Moldova. More at:...

ROMANIAN JOURNAL.RO: The political crisis prompted by USR leaving the ruling coalition Cabinet in early last month has brought AUR to a score of 17.1% at the end of September, according to the latest INSCOP poll. PSD is also on the rise, with 35.4%. More at:...

WORLDSMARKETDAILY.COM: Meanwhile, over 80 percent of Romanians believe things in their country are headed in the wrong direction, according a survey conducted by INSCOP Research in partnership with market research company Verifield upon the commission of the Strategic...

AGERPRES: Over half of Romanians are used to inform themselves most often from TV, and nearly half of them believe TV stations are the most exposed to misinformation and spreading of fake news, according to a poll conducted by INSCOP Research in partnership with...

STIRIPESURSE: Over 80 percent of Romanians believe things in the country are headed in the wrong direction, and only 12.5 percent consider the opposite, found a survey conducted by INSCOP Research in partnership with market research company Verifield upon the...

STIRIPESURSE.RO: The majority of Romanians say that the country's general situation is worse than the one 30 years ago, according to the results of an INSCOP survey, published on Tuesday by director Remus Stefureac. The survey, published on Facebook, shows that 63% of...

AGERPRES.RO: The majority of Romanians say that the country's general situation is worse than the one 30 years ago, according to the results of an INSCOP survey, published on Tuesday by director Remus Stefureac. More at:...

ROMANIA PRESS: More than 59% of the respondents to an INSCOP poll would vote for a nationalist party that promotes religious values and supports the traditional family, however, about two-thirds would not support such a party if it promoted Romania's withdrawal from...

NINE O'CLOCK: More than 59% of the respondents to an INSCOP poll would vote for a nationalist party that promotes religious values and supports the traditional family, however, about two-thirds would not support such a party if it promoted Romania’s withdrawal from...

STIRIPESURSE: More than 59% of the respondents to an INSCOP poll would vote for a nationalist party that promotes religious values and supports the traditional family, however, about two-thirds would not support such a party if it promoted Romania's withdrawal from...

RADIO ROMANIA INTERNATIONAL:Most Romanians believe that in Romania things are going in the wrong direction. Even so, more than half say they would not leave the country More: https://www.rri.ro/en_gb/romania_whereto-2640300

STIRIPESURSE: Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies Ludovic Orban said on Tuesday that moving forward Romania will have resources that it must use "with utmost intelligence" for all energy projects that are necessary for its development. More:...

TEK DEEPS: GOLD is increasingly higher in the preferences of Romanians. The political party led by George Simion overtook the USR-PLUS party and came in third in voting intentions, according to an INSCOP poll in March. More at:...

AGERPRES: Most Romanians believe that they have been exposed to fake news and misinformation in the recent months, according to an INSCOP survey. The research reveals that 55% of those surveyed believe that in recent months they have been exposed to fake news and...

BRASOV.CO: Germany is the nation having fun with the best degree of belief among the many Romanians answering the survey “Public distrust: West vs. East. The rise of the nationalist pattern within the period of disinformation and pretend information phenomenon.” More...

UNIVERSUL.NET: Romanians overwhelmingly support a political and military alliance with the West, a recent survey shows. More at: https://universul.net/romanians-overwhelmingly-in-favor-of-political-military-alliance-with-west-survey/

STIRIPESURSE: Most Romanians believe that they have been exposed to fake news and misinformation in the recent months, according to an INSCOP survey sent to AGERPRES on Wednesday. More at:...

DAILY NEWS HUNGARY: According to a new public survey, the vast majority of Romanians feel they are considered “second-class citizens” in the European Union. At the same time, almost half of the people asked think that the objective of Hungarian policy towards their...

ROMANIAN INSIDER: Eighty-one percent of the Romanians answering an INSCOP survey think the country should choose the West, namely EU, US, and NATO, when it comes to political and military alliances. More at:...

AGERPRES: A majority of Romanians (78.2%) believe they are perceived as "second-class citizens" in the EU, according to an INSCOP poll released on Monday. The survey reveals that 78.2% of the respondents agreed with the statement that "Romanians are seen as...

BIZLAWYER: At the other end, in terms of comparison of a great deal and quite a lot of confidence in countries and organisations are China (19%) and Rusia (16%). More at:...

AGERPRES: The majority of Romanians (81%) consider that the direction towards which the country should move in terms of political and military alliances is the West, that is the EU, USA, NATO, according to an INSCOP survey sent to AGERPRES on Monday. Pentru mai multe...

ROMANIA JOURNAL: More than a half of Romanians want to get vaccinated against COVID-19 this year, according to the latest INSCOP Research and Verifield survey, conducted in partnership with Babes-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca. Read more HERE

ȘTIRIPESURSE: More than half of Romanians (55.2 percent) say they intend to take the COVID-19 vaccine this year, 54.8 percent believe that mass immunization will stop the coronavirus epidemic, and 83 percent say that vaccination must be a personal choice, reveals a...

NINEOCLOCK.RO: More than half of Romanians (55.2 percent) say they intend to take the COVID-19 vaccine this year, 54.8 percent believe that mass immunization will stop the coronavirus epidemic, and 83 percent say that vaccination must be a personal choice, reveals a...