An IPSOS poll on behalf of Euronews, the first of its kind, captures the mood of public opinion in the countries of the European Union regarding the provision of aid to Ukraine. Almost 26,000 respondents from 18 EU countries took part in the survey. Only 17% of Greeks consider the continuation of EU aid to Ukraine a priority. On the contrary, 45% consider that the issue is of secondary importance. The poll shows that 36% of Europeans want aid to Ukraine to be a priority of the next European Parliament. 36% consider it important but not a priority, while for the remaining 27% of respondents it is a secondary issue. Opinions on aid to the warring country, however, vary widely from country to country. Percentages by country Respondents from the Nordic EU member states are the strongest supporters, calling for the next European Parliament to be more active in its support for Ukraine, with 68% […]
Source: News Beast
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