Germans are more likely than Americans to see the other as an important partner in foreign policy

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December 4, 2017

How Americans and Germans view their countries’ relationship

Germans are more likely than Americans to see the other as an important partner in foreign policy

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Germans are more likely than Americans to see the other as an important partner in foreign policy

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How Americans and Germans view their countries’ relationship
Americans are more positive toward Germany than Germans are toward U.S.
Americans say other powers doing too little to help solve global problems; Germans split between Americans doing too little and too much
Americans think European allies should increase spending on defense; Germans say their country spends enough
Differing perspective on most important aspect of U.S.-German relationship
Americans and Germans want greater cooperation with most world powers

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