Tag: Pew Research Center
China surpasses U.S. in favorability across most countries surveyed
Public confidence in Xi Jinping also outpaced Donald Trump in many countries, reflecting broader changes in international political perceptions
Survey finds strong support for Pope Leo XIV among Filipino Catholics
The survey also highlights enduring religious commitment, with belief in God and daily prayer remaining widespread across the Philippines
Young people leaving Buddhism accelerate religion’s decline in East Asia
Research finds younger generations in Japan and South Korea increasingly leaving Buddhism, reflecting wider secularization across East Asia
Fewer rituals, fading importance: Asia joins global trend of religious decline
Younger generations in Asia mirror global secularization, showing sharp declines in rituals, religious importance, and faith affiliation
Christianity sees biggest global losses from religious switching, study finds
Christianity saw the largest global decline from religious switching, while religiously unaffiliated groups gained the most adherents
Study reveals Christians form largest group among global migrants
Economic factors, political instability, and conflict have driven millions of Christians to seek new opportunities and safety abroad
Study shows East Asians maintain ancestral practices amid decline in organized...
It showed that many people do not identify with a formal religion but engage in spiritual activities through traditional rituals and beliefs
Minority of East Asian adults view childbearing as societal duty for...
The decision to have children should lie with women, moving away from traditional beliefs about societal obligations.
Global government restrictions on religious practices hit record high in 2021,...
The Asia-Pacific region, in particular, stands out for its "very high" levels of government restrictions, with countries like China

















