Survey: Public Opinion on Russophobia

Russophobia is a biased, suspicious, and hostile attitude towards the Russian people and the Russian language. It is also the irrational fear of Russia or the course of Russian foreign policy. Furthermore, Russophobia is becoming more common lately. Many think that the issue is not a newfangled concept, but rather the relevance of those aspects of social and international life described by the word.

Many experts divide Russophobia into three periods. The first two are the 1990s after the end of the Cold War, and the Ukrainian crisis of 2014. In particular, the ideological adversary of the United States disappeared with the collapse of the Soviet Union. Yet, Russia has not ceased to be an ‘adversary’. Meanwhile, there are those who think that the ‘Russian intervention’ in the 2016 US election led to a surge in Russophobia as well.

The third period of the Russophobia term surge is 2022 when Russia invaded Ukraine. Indeed, the war unleashed by Russia against Ukraine gave rise to many consequences for Russian speakers all over the world. Presently, according to politicians, Russophobia is being fueled by a large number of manipulations.

Accordingly, Real Research launched a survey on Russophobia to see what the public thinks about it. For instance, have they ever heard about this term? Also, what is the main reason for the presence of Russophobia among people? Lastly, where does Russophobia come from?

Hence, hurry and share your opinion via the survey on public opinion on Russophobia through the Real Research App from April 02, 2022. After that, you will receive 10 TNC as a reward.