Perception of Global Leaders - Nira Data

Government Ratings - Nira Data

Track global public opinion, political sentiment, and trust in government with insights from the 2025 Global Political Opinion Report.

Country Perception

How countries and global organizations are perceived around the world

The surprising traits of good remote leaders

Strong in-person leadership skills don’t necessarily translate to being a good virtual leader. Instead, organisation and competency reign supreme.

Reputational Risk Index — The Global Situation Room Inc.

The Reputation Risk Index™ is a quarterly barometer of emerging and evolving reputational threats to companies and organizations. The Index combines data from the Global Situation Room’s team of crisis experts and analysis from more than 150 preeminent public affairs leaders, from former heads of state and ministers to current CEOs and senior executives who serve on the Global Risk Advisory Council™.

(PDF) Leadership Failure in the Eyes of Subordinates: Perception, Antecedents, and Consequences *

PDF | Effective leaders and leadership behaviors and practices are well-researched areas in the domain of leadership and management. However,... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate

People Frameworks

How Leaders Should Think About People

Leadership: Values

A question I get quite frequently is “What makes a good leader?” One of the most important aspects of a good leader is that they have values. This may at first sound noncontroversial, but we are surrounded today by leaders who do not have values or whose only values are to get rich personally or to be powerful (or both). Tech investors have been especially guilty of enabling charismatic leaders, and sometimes even non-charismatic but wildly successful ones, who are fundamentally hollow and wi...

Human perspectives on AI · Global Voices

This GV Spotlight edition will explore how the use of, promotion of, and resistance to artificial intelligence is playing out for the Global Majority.

A fact-based worldview for all | Gapminder

We live in a globalized world, not only in terms of trade and migration. More people than ever care about global development. But most people have severe misconceptions about contemporary global development. We know, because we have tested people’s knowledge. One of the main reasons for this is that students don’t learn to understand the world based on statistics and facts. Instead, we have a dramatic worldview formed by outdated school books and sensationalist news-stories. People intuitively believe that most things are getting worse. The dramatic worldview leads to irrational decisions by individuals, nonprofits, governments and business. For the first time in human history reliable statistics exist. There’s data for almost every aspect of global development. The data shows a very different picture: a world where most things improve; a world that is not divided; and a world where the fast population growth will soon be over. The world has never been less bad. But that doesn’t mean it’s perfect.

Emergent leadership: The trait that smart, innovative companies seek out in employees

Emergent leaders step up and lead when qualified but are comfortable in the background, too.

AI Leaderboard 2026: Compare & Rank 300+ Top AI Models by Intelligence, Speed & Price

The AI Leaderboard — independent rankings of GPT, Claude, Gemini, Llama, DeepSeek and 300+ AI models by intelligence, speed and price. Composite LLM Stats Score updated continuously from public benchmarks and live API metrics.

Nira Data – DPI Report

The Democracy Perception Index (DPI) is a cornerstone of the Copenhagen Democracy Summit, providing the most comprehensive global snapshot of public opinion on democracy.

Top Performers Have a Superpower: Happiness

Employee well-being and happiness are surprisingly powerful predictors of performance.

Worlddata: The world in numbers

Statistics, comparisons and rankings: comprehensive geography and demography database on all countries in the world.