How do people around the world view war, conflict, and the shifting global order? What do they expect from international cooperation and the United Nations? With the Global Radar, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung bundles its proven surveys - the Security Radar (by FES Vienna) and Global Census (by FES New York) - into a new flagship study on foreign policy opinion. Based on representative surveys in 32 countries, it delivers comparable data on threat perceptions, security policy, multilateralism, and the role of the UN. The main report will be presented at the Munich Security Conference in February 2027. Watch this space - our first Spotlight on U.S. data is out soon.
Dr. Alexandra Dienes
Dr. Alexandra Dienes’ research focuses on European security, Russian foreign policy and political economy, and the OSCE. She leads the survey Security Radar/Global Radar. She also heads Women in International Security Austria and teaches at the Central European University.
