Votes Archived Results

The exit of Yemen’s President Ali Abdullah Saleh for treatment:
Poll date 08-06-2011 | Total votes 40

Final and a new constitutional form of ruling will be introduced 35% | 14 voices
Final and the army will settle the dispute 40% | 16 voices
Temporary and he will return once he is cured 25% | 10 voices

Freezing the Gulf-brokered initiative in Yemen will lead to:
Poll date 26-05-2011 | Total votes 23

More complications 52% | 12 voices
Foreign interference 35% | 8 voices
GCC’s support of opposition 13% | 3 voices

Will the Gulf Cooperation Council benefit from including Jordan and Morocco is its membership?
Poll date 16-05-2011 | Total votes 87

Yes 47% | 41 voices
No 46% | 40 voices
Maybe 7% | 6 voices

Egypt’s recent sectarian clashes were the result of:
Poll date 10-05-2011 | Total votes 84

A rise in religious fundamentalism 50% | 42 voices
A foreign conspiracy 25% | 21 voices
A planned agenda by the former regime 25% | 21 voices

Choosing a non-Egyptian Arab League chief will:
Poll date 09-04-2011 | Total votes 19

Weaken Egypt\'s interest in its activities 21% | 4 voices
Enhance its Arab role 32% | 6 voices
Have no effect 47% | 9 voices

Coalition military operations in Libya will lead to:
Poll date 21-03-2011 | Total votes 398

More complications 37% | 146 voices
Toppling of Gaddafi 44% | 177 voices
Partition of the country 19% | 75 voices

Libyan leader Gaddafi will finally:
Poll date 28-02-2011 | Total votes 1499

Surrender 6% | 83 voices
Be killed 42% | 635 voices
Flee Libya 21% | 311 voices
Win and stay in power 19% | 286 voices
Commit suicide 12% | 184 voices

After the revolt, Egypt will see:
Poll date 14-02-2011 | Total votes 816

Freedom and democracy 47% | 382 voices
Political instability 29% | 240 voices
Another dictatorship 24% | 194 voices

Regime change through popular uprising:
Poll date 17-01-2011 | Total votes 440

Leads to chaos & anarchy 12% | 52 voices
Enables army to control politics 6% | 28 voices
Opens door for freedom & democracy 79% | 349 voices
Destroys state institutions 3% | 11 voices

Applying "strict" Islamic law (sharia) in North Sudan in case of secession:
Poll date 30-12-2010 | Total votes 257

Will support the independence of the South 14% | 37 voices
Will push Sudan into a religious strife 49% | 127 voices
Is essential to underline the Arab identity of the North 9% | 24 voices
Will lead to the isolation of Khartoum 27% | 69 voices