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November 9, 2018

Russians, Indians, Germans especially likely to say their countries are more globally important

People with less education tend to be more likely to say their country’s influence is on the rise

People with less education tend to be more likely to say their country’s influence is on the rise

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People with less education tend to be more likely to say their country’s influence is on the rise

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Russians, Indians, Germans especially likely to say their countries are more globally important
Britons who view left-leaning parties favorably increasingly say UK’s role in world has declined
People with less education tend to be more likely to say their country’s influence is on the rise
Since 2016, more Republicans see U.S. playing major global role
Those who are more optimistic about their national economy think their country’s role in the world is growing
Since 2016, more Republicans see U.S. playing major global role
Russians, Indians and Germans see their country playing a more important role than people in other countries