Topic: Pew Global Attitudes Project

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French Muslims feel increased scrutiny amid terror concerns

Many Muslims in France feel increasingly targeted amid growing terror concerns and what some see as anti-Muslim measures, such as the banning burqas in public.
How Muslim world feels about Obama: disappointed

Ratings by the Muslim world for Obama and America went down in this year’s Pew Global Attitudes survey.
Report: What does Obama's global popularity bring the US?

At a Monitor Breakfast for reporters Thursday, Pew Research Center president Andrew Kohut, former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, and former senator John Danforth discussed a new report from the Pew Global Attitudes Project.
Does Obama’s global popularity matter ?
Obama versus Muslim conspiracy theories

His major speech in Cairo is directed at an audience that often blames difficulties on America and Israel. A bold move might help regain trust.
Will NATO do more for Obama?

Obama's popularity abroad may not get him the extra forces in Afghanistan from NATO allies.
The State Department, not the Pentagon, should lead America's public diplomacy efforts

Why is the Department of Defense getting so much money and personnel to carry out the mission?
Queen Rania takes to Web to break stereotypes of Arabs

Jordan's first lady launched a YouTube page in March to begin a dialogue between Arabs and Westerners.
Could an Obama win hurt Chávez?

Without Bush to rail against, Chávez will be left without a foil, say analysts.
Better U.S. image abroad: how to attain it?

Presidential candidates cite intent to improve US stature, but retooling policies is complicated.