Z sondaży przeprowadzonych w 25 krajach przez znany amerykański think tank - The Pew Research Center - wynika, iż popularność Donalda Trumpa na świecie, leci na łab na szyję.
Na centralne pytanie dotyczące zaufania, że dany lider państwa będzie robił właściwe rzeczy w polityce światowej - 27 % ankietowanych odpowiedziało w przypadku Trumpa "tak", 70 % "nie". Trump z takimi słabymi wynikami przegrał nawet z Putinem, w którym pokłada zaufanie 30 % ankietowanych.
Na tle tak fatalnych notowań Trumpa w skali globalnej - wyróżnia się jednoznacznie Izrael, w którym zaufanie do Trumpa wyraziło 69 % ankietowanych - dokładnie na odwrót w relacji do opinii globalnej.
Zainteresowanych detalami - odsyłam do podlinkowanego materiału.



"The Pew Research Center has released the results of the latest survey in its annual series of public-opinion polls tracking attitudes in 25 foreign countries. Donald Trump’s numbers are bad. On the central question of whether people have confidence in a leader “to do the right thing regarding world affairs,” 27 percent of respondents worldwide expressed confidence in Trump, and 70 percent no confidence. This put him behind the other leaders about which this question was asked, especially German Chancellor Angela Merkel, in whom 52 percent expressed confidence, and French President Emmanuel Macron, at 46 percent. Trump even finished behind Chinese President Xi Jinping (34 percent) and Russian President Vladimir Putin (30 percent). Trump’s numbers also compare unfavorably, especially in European countries, with those of Barack Obama when the same questions were asked during his presidency.

A conspicuous exception to this pattern is opinion in Israel, where, in what is nearly the complete opposite from opinion in the rest of the world, Trump gets a positive rating of 69 percent. (He scored 56 percent positive in Israel last year.) This is probably good news from the perspective of those who are most concerned about what they regard as Israel’s interests, as distinct from those focused on U.S. interests."


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