Ipsos is in the news for its latest polls on global issues like US-Iran tensions and UK migration. Founded in France, it’s a top market research firm.
The local elections are expected to deliver significant losses for Labour, with polling expert Lord Hayward predicting thousands of seats lost. Reform UK and the Greens are forecast to make gains, while the Conservatives face declines. The results will test Sir Keir Starmer’s leadership and could prompt internal discussions about leadership and strategy.
As of March 10, 2026, US military strikes against Iran have sparked widespread public concern. Polls show about half of Americans oppose the intervention, doubting Iran posed an imminent threat. Many fear rising oil prices and prolonged conflict. Casualties among US troops have been reported, and President Trump's approval rating has declined amid economic and security worries.
Avi Lewis has been elected leader of Canada's New Democratic Party, promising to rebuild the party after its worst electoral losses. Lewis, known for his anti-Zionist stance and family political legacy, campaigned on principles including affordability and the environment. His victory signals a shift in the party's direction.
A six-day poll indicates only 36% of Americans approve of Trump's job performance, with concerns about his temperament rising. Support for military strikes against Iran remains steady at 36%, while gasoline prices and his mental sharpness are viewed negatively. The Iran conflict continues to influence public opinion.