The
biggest fear among the Japanese is, unsurprisingly, nuclear weapons.
People in South Africa, Kenya, and Uganda are most worried about AIDS
and other diseases. And inequality is the deepest concern for much of
Europe and the U.S.
These are among the findings of Pew Research Center’s survey of more than 48,000 people
in 44 countries this spring (so, it’s worth noting, pre-Ebola
epidemic).
The survey asked people to choose among five categories of
threat: AIDS and other diseases, nuclear weapons, pollution and
environment, inequality, and religious and ethnic hatred.
Read more: The World's Greatest Fears, Mapped by Country - The Atlantic
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