Trump Ratings Remain Low Around Globe, While Views of U.S. Stay Mostly Favorable
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- Trump Ratings Remain Low Around Globe, While Views of U.S. Stay Mostly Favorable
- European populist party classifications
- Those on the political right view U.S. more favorably than those on the left in many countries
- In many countries, younger people view U.S. more positively
- U.S. favorability
- In some countries, favorability of the U.S. among those on the political right has increased since 2018
- U.S. ratings rise in 2019 among those with favorable views of populist parties in some European countries
- Views of the U.S. generally positive, but somewhat mixed in Western Europe and Middle East and North Africa
- Ratings of world leaders
- Greater confidence in Trump in countries with more positive views of the U.S.
- Greater confidence in Trump among supporters of right-wing populist parties
- Confidence in Trump increased among those on ideological right
- Those on the right of the ideological spectrum are more confident in Trump
- Confidence in U.S. presidents
- Confidence in Trump remains low
- Trump receives most negative marks among five world leaders
- On the ideological right, confidence in Trump has increased in many nations
- Confidence in Trump remains low internationally
- Publics around world express little confidence in Trump but maintain relatively favorable views of the U.S.
- Mixed support for Trump’s talks with Kim Jong Un, but South Koreans and Japanese overwhelmingly approve
- Strong disapproval on Trump’s major policies
- Around the world, consistent disapproval on Trump’s tariff increase
- Trump’s withdrawal from international climate change agreements gets poor marks, especially in EU
- Trump’s border wall continues to be unpopular, especially in Latin America
- Approval of the border wall between U.S. and Mexico has increased since 2017 in some countries
- Supporters of right-wing parties in Europe more likely to approve of Trump’s wall
- Most disapprove of Trump’s policy to allow fewer immigrants into U.S., but some support it in Israel, Central and Eastern Europe
- Trump’s immigration policy is seen more favorably among supporters of right-wing parties in Europe
- People tend to disapprove of Trump’s withdrawal from Iran nuclear deal, but strong support in Israel
- Israelis approve of move of U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem, but others in region disapprove
- Many of Trump’s major policies are unpopular globally
- Greater confidence in Trump among European right-wing populist party supporters
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