International Perception of the U.S. Under President Trump
A Pew Research Center poll reveals a decline in international confidence in the U.S. and its leader's handling of world affairs, particularly in neighboring countries like Mexico and Canada. Trump's second term has sparked increased skepticism and negative sentiments globally, with notable drops in favorability ratings in various nations.
Key Points
- Decline in international confidence in the U.S. under Trump's leadership.
- Increased skepticism and negative sentiments towards Trump's 'America First' policies.
- Shifts in favorability ratings and confidence levels across different countries.
- Perception of Trump's characteristics and handling of global issues.
- Comparison between ratings of Trump and Biden in surveyed countries.
Pros
- Increased favorability ratings in certain countries like Turkey, Nigeria, and Israel.
- Confidence in Trump's handling of specific issues in some countries.
- Improved perception in some countries compared to the beginning of Trump's first term.
Cons
- Significant drops in favorability ratings in countries like Mexico, Sweden, and Canada.
- Decreased confidence in Trump's economic policies in European countries.
- Negative perceptions of Trump's characteristics in many surveyed countries.