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Global Opposition to U.S. Surveillance and Drones, but Limited Harm to America’s Image
Many Say China’s Growing Economy Is Good for Own Country
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- Global Opposition to U.S. Surveillance and Drones, but Limited Harm to America’s Image
- China Gaining on U.S. as Top Economy & Superpower
- World Opposed to NSA Actions … but U.S. Still Popular
- U.S. Seen More Positively than China in Europe, Latin America, but Not in Middle East
- Which Country Is Greatest Ally/Threat?
- China’s Border Disputes with Its Neighbors
- Widespread Opposition to Drones
- Eroding Faith in Protection of Personal Freedoms in the U.S.
- Most Say U.S. Respects Personal Freedoms
- Europe Sees China, Not U.S., as Leading Economic Power
- Generally Favorable Views of the U.S., Except in Middle EastGenerally Favorable Views of the U.S., Except in Middle East
- U.S. Favorability
- Where the U.S. Has Become Less, and More, Popular
- Wide Generation Gap on Views of U.S. in Many Countries
- Some Sharp Ethnic & Religious Differences in Views of U.S.
- Obama’s Ratings Mostly Steady Since Last Year but Down from 2009
- Widespread Opposition to Drones
- Where Opposition to Drones Is Growing
- More Women than Men Oppose Drones in Several Nations
- Global Publics: Terrorists OK to Monitor, Not So Me or My Leaders
- U.S. Seen as Respecting Freedoms
- Ratings for China Generally Favorable
- Age Gap on Views of China in Many Countries
- Many Say China’s Growing Economy Is Good for Own Country
- China: Respect for Personal Freedoms
- Confidence in Chinese President Xi
- World Sees China as Eventual Top Power, U.S. as Current Leading Economy
- Europe Confident China Has Replaced or Will Replace U.S.; Asia, Not So Sure
- Many Say China Is/Will Be Leading Superpower
- Led by Asia, Most of World Still Sees U.S. as Top Economy
- U.S. Still Seen as World’s Leading Economy
- How Asians Rate China, India, Pakistan, Japan and the U.S.
- Which Country Is Greatest Ally/Threat?
- Strong Concerns about Territorial Disputes with China
- Fairly Positive Views of Japan’s Leader