Foreign Aid

World Bank and IMF Remain Largely Popular in Developing Countries

Photograph of soldiers stand guard next to an Army vehicle in Mexico

Majority of Mexicans Want International Help to Fight Drug Violence, but Oppose Sending In Foreign Troops

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Speaks At The Freedom Blueprint In Iowa

DeSantis’ Position on Ukraine Divides the GOP Base and Has Few Backers Among the Broader Electorate

Graphic representing Morning Consult U.S. Foreign Policy Sentiment Indexes

Introducing Morning Consult’s U.S. Foreign Policy Sentiment Indexes

Graphic of sign reading Stand with Ukraine

U.S. Voter Unity on Ukraine Recedes as Invasion Hits Half-Year Mark

President Biden speaks on killing of Ayman Al-Zawahiri

One Year Later, Biden’s Afghanistan Withdrawal Still Falls Shy of Majority Support

Graphic conveying U.S.-China relations and Taiwan

If China Invades Taiwan, Commercial Ties Will Be the First to Go

Food Insecurity

The U.S. Has a Responsibility to Help End the Food Crisis, Most Voters Say

Senator Rand Paul

Republican Voters Are Increasingly Skeptical of America’s Role in Ukraine

World Bank and IMF Find Support in Global South, but Indifference Elsewhere

Europe Has Embraced Ukraine’s Struggle. But Without Long-Term Planning, It Could Become a Nightmare

Russia-Ukraine crisis summary

Americans Support Sending Troops to Russia in Only One Scenario