January 12, 2023
Happy New Year! The results of the second poll in the blog’s history are in. They are intriguing, to say the least. “A Recipe for War” has undoubtedly left a major impact on its readers. Written below are the questions that were asked and the statistics of the responses.
Question 1: Has “A Recipe for War” changed your view of the Russo-Ukrainian War since the last poll?
Statistics:
45% Strongly Agree
30% Agree
10% Disagree
15% Neutral
Question 2: What was your favorite Blog Post?
The most popular were:
1. Interview with Professor Gennady Estraikh, of NYU (both parts)
2. Interview With Professor Magda Teter, of Fordham University
3. Ukraine Strikes Back
4. The Taiwan Crisis (both parts)
Question 3: How long do you think the Russo-Ukrainian War will last?
Statistics:
- 20% End in 2023
- 35% Later than 2030
- 21% In a few years
- 24% Unsure
Question 4: Where do you see the next major geo-political standoff happening?
The most popular were:
- China and Taiwan
- the Korean Peninsula
- India and Pakistan
- Iran
- Turkey and Greece
- the Arctic Ocean
Question 5: What are some topics that you would like to see more of in the future?
The majority of respondents are interested in learning more about the crisis of historical education and various potential future scenarios in the Russo-Ukrainian War. Some were interested in the plight of Ukrainian refugees and how we can help them. Also, many wanted another interview with another expert on the Russo-Ukrainian War. Some suggested I have an interview with someone directly involved in the war. Overall, readers are eager to gain a deeper understanding of the complexity of the situation and the various perspectives involved.
Question 6: How often would you like to see new posts?
Statistics:
- 19% Once a Month
- 26% Two Times Per Month
- 50% Three Times Per Month
- 5% Other
Thank you for giving your feedback, and thank you for all of your support! Stay tuned for more exciting insights and updates!