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Real Research conducted a survey on the protest and crisis in Sri Lanka. The survey aims to find out the public’s perception of the Sri Lanka protests and the crisis in general. Here are the results:

Highlights
🔹 61.40% want the country to hold a referendum to choose a new government.
🔹 51.70% think that Sri Lanka should enforce stricter actions in the future.
🔹 68.28% believe that the Russian and Ukraine situation influenced the Sri Lanka crisis.

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51% Don’t Know The Reasons Behind The Sri Lanka Protests

Real Research launched a survey on Finland and Sweden’s move to join NATO. The survey aims to know what the public has to say about Finland and Sweden’s move, and the politics behind it. Here are the results.

🔹 71.90% believe that it is necessary to defend and protect one’s country.
🔹 83.67% follow the news on the Russia-Ukraine war.
🔹 61.69% think China will react positively to Finland and Sweden’s decision to join NATO.

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62.06% Say Finland & Sweden Want to Counter Russia’s Threats

Real Research conducted a survey on sanctions against Russia to gather public opinion. For instance, are participants aware of the Russia and Ukraine crisis? In particular, do they know that Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin, signed a decree on recognition of the DPR and LPR independence? More so, what do participants think about sanctions and the effect they might cause? Check out the video results to know more about the survey findings curated from the Real Research online survey application.

🔹48.65% say Russia can’t hold its economy without its direct economic partners.
🔹48.40% say Russia will see positive consequences from the sanctions imposed.
🔹32.86% say the sanctions will worsen the standard of living in Russia.

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Over 32% Believe the Situation in Russia Will Worsen

Real Research conducted a survey on Camilla becoming the Queen Consort. It typically catered to questions like public opinion on the decision of Camilla becoming queen consort. Also, what do people think about British Monarchy? Moreover, it asked respondents — who is your favorite British Royal family member? Check out the video results to know more about the survey findings curated from the Real Research online survey application.

🔹62.97% support Queen Elizabeth’s decision of making Camilla Queen Consort.
🔹Around 60% believe wearing Kohinoor is a part of the norm.
🔹Queen Elizabeth is the favorite Royal according to the votes.

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19.53% Believe Diana Deserved the Title of Queen Consort

Real Research conducted a survey on the impact on the world if Russia invades Ukraine. For instance, is the public aware of the Russia Ukraine crisis? In line with this, what is the biggest reason for the possible Russian invasion of Ukraine? Also, why is the U.S. involved in the Ukraine crisis? Lastly, who is responsible for the Ukraine crisis? Check out the video results to know more about the survey findings curated from the Real Research online survey application.

🔹43.05% believe that Russia wants to expand its territory.
🔹35.56% are worrying about the increasing volatility in global stock markets.
🔹41.47% say the tension may escalate to a magnitude comparable to World War III.

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35.56% Worry About Global Stock Volatility due to Russia-Ukraine Crisis

Real Research conducted a survey to find out the public opinion on accepting Afghan refugees. The U.S. government is discussing the prospect of using its overseas bases for the refugees. Check out the video results to know more about the survey findings curated from the Real Research online survey application.

🔹77.03% have heard about the ongoing Afghanistan refugee crisis.
🔹Nearly half of the respondents (47.34%) say countries should accept Afghan refugees as part of humanitarian action.
🔹Those against accepting refugees say that the economic burden to bear for the government or citizens is too big.

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Afghan Refugees Should Be Accepted as Part of Humanitarian Action