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(Un)divisive relationships: Poles on the rights of same-sex couples

(Un)divisive relationships: Poles on the rights of same-sex couples

25 September 2024

The issue of regulating the legal situation of same-sex people in stable relationships has been raising stormy disputes in the public debate for a long time. However, the tensions that appear in the political and media space reflect the emotions of Polish society only to a limited extent. The majority of Poles support the introduction of civil partnerships and also see the need to regulate the situation of children raised by such couples.

(Un)divisive relationships: Poles on the rights of same-sex couples

Paris 2024 Olympic Games: a resounding success that belies French declinism

Paris 2024 Olympic Games: a resounding success that belies French declinism

24 September 2024

Le Journal Du Dimanche mentions More in Common’s research on the impact of the Paris Olympics on social cohesion.

Paris 2024 Olympic Games: a resounding success that belies French declinism

Study looks at how politics feed misperceptions about religious Americans

Study looks at how politics feed misperceptions about religious Americans

23 September 2024

The group More in Common released a report last week that, as the group’s name suggests, aims…

Inside the week psychodrama returned to Downing Street

Inside the week psychodrama returned to Downing Street

21 September 2024

More in Common polling shows how the public mood has turned against Labour in their first few months in government, as the party heads into their annual conference.

Inside the week psychodrama returned to Downing Street

Take It From a Scientist. Facts Matter, and They Don’t Care How You Feel.

Take It From a Scientist. Facts Matter, and They Don’t Care How You Feel.

20 September 2024

We’re discouraged by what’s happening to the social fabric, we’re burned out and turned off…

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