The image of the United States around the
world has fallen substantially since Donald J. Trump became president,
according to a poll of foreigners in 25 countries that was released on
Monday.
The drop has been particularly steep in parts of Europe and Latin America, according to the survey of 26,112 respondents by the Pew Research Center, an independent survey and research group, that was conducted between May 20 and Aug. 12.
Read more: Foreigners’ Views of America Dim Under Trump, Poll Shows - The New York Times
The drop has been particularly steep in parts of Europe and Latin America, according to the survey of 26,112 respondents by the Pew Research Center, an independent survey and research group, that was conducted between May 20 and Aug. 12.
In
only three countries — Russia, Kenya and Israel — have attitudes toward
the United States improved since 2016, according to the poll.
The
results largely mirrored the plunge in opinions toward the United
States that was revealed in a similar Pew survey last year, the first of
Mr. Trump’s presidency. However, America’s image has risen in Japan and
Tunisia by 10 percentage points since 2017, and fallen by 15 percentage
points in Russia, the poll shows.
Read more: Foreigners’ Views of America Dim Under Trump, Poll Shows - The New York Times
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