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A Kyodo News survey reveals that over 40% of Japanese local governments have faced abusive complaints or unending calls from residents about bear issues. The rising bear appearances in populated areas, especially in autumn, are straining resources and prompting calls for better public communication.
A new AP-NORC poll finds that only 39% of U.S. adults approve of President Trump's handling of immigration, with about half saying he has gone too far on deportation and legal immigration restrictions, though Republicans remain broadly supportive. The poll also shows low approval on the economy and a notable rise in Republican approval on health care.
A new survey shows one in four young Africans believe US aid cuts could have a positive impact, forcing leaders to address their own challenges. However, nearly half of respondents fear harm, especially to health services. The survey highlights a generational push for African self-reliance.
A new Kyodo News poll shows that over half of respondents in Japan oppose sending Self-Defense Forces to the Strait of Hormuz for maritime security. The government's plan to protect commercial vessels in the region has sparked debate over constitutional limits. Only 45.3% of respondents support the move.
Only 26% of women in Japan's news industry say their workplace is gender-equal, versus 40.7% of men, according to a new Kyodo News survey. The findings underscore persistent gender disparities in journalism, highlighting the need for policy and cultural change.
A new Washington Post-ABC-Ipsos poll shows 61% of Americans believe the decision to use military force against Iran was a mistake, as the war worsens concerns over the cost of living. The survey also reveals significant economic strain, with many cutting back on driving and household spending, especially among lower-income groups.
