The aftermath of Zelensky and Trump meeting at the White House in ExtremeScan survey

Sociologist Elena Koneva examines the impact of the “Trump factor” on Russian public opinion.

An analysis of Vladimir Putin’s approval ratings reveals a complex picture of public sentiment in Russia.

The question of the fate of Alexei Navalny's political capital is becoming especially acute today.

Analysis of the perception of war shows that it is increasingly difficult for people to ignore it, as life forces them to realise it

We publish a release on the impact of the terrorist attack in Crocus City on support for the war and assessment of Putin's performance

Elena Koneva's presentation at the King's College Symposium, London, April 2024

The seventh wave of ExtremeScan electoral monitoring

The sixth wave of electoral monitoring before the March 15-17 presidential elections in the Russian Federation

Electoral monitoring at the beginning of March 2024 conducted by ExtremeScan research agency by telephone survey method

Today, grief over Alexei's death is a sign of that part of society that makes up "the other Russia."

Electoral preferences of Russian residents in the Russian presidential election in March 2024

Analysis of the second telephone survey between February 1 and February 7, 2024

In January 2024 the study of the Electoral Consciousness of the Population of Russia (Presidential Elections in March 2024) took place

Published in Re:Russia, January 24, 2024

Elena Koneva's presentation at the annual conference of the Japanese Association of Public Opinion Researchers, November 2023

RussiaPost article, November 28, 2023 Vladimir Zvonovsky Professor at Samara State University of Economics Based on data from a new...

"Party of War" vs. "Party of Peace": experts on whether it is possible to change the attitude of the majority of Russians to war

Is it possible today to talk about pragmatic cooperation between Ukrainians and Russians for the sake of ending the war (on Ukrainian terms)

Sociologist Elena Koneva on how explosions and diversions inside Russia will change society's attitude toward the war.