Pew research trumps international ratings remain low especially among key allies

According to a recent report by Pew Research Center, President Trump's international ratings remain low, particularly among key allies. Here are some key findings:

Global Average

• Trump's average approval rating among 34 countries surveyed is 22%, which is lower than the average rating for other U.S. presidents in the Pew Research Center's surveys.
• Only 29% of respondents in the 34 countries surveyed have a favorable view of Trump, while 65% have an unfavorable view.

Key Allies

• In the United States' closest allies, Trump's ratings are particularly low:
  • In the UK, 22% have a favorable view of Trump, while 71% have an unfavorable view.
  • In Germany, 15% have a favorable view, while 83% have an unfavorable view.
  • In France, 14% have a favorable view, while 85% have an unfavorable view.
  • In Canada, 24% have a favorable view, while 64% have an unfavorable view.

Reasons for Low Ratings

• The report suggests that Trump's policies, particularly on trade and immigration, are a major factor in the low ratings.
• Many respondents also express concerns about Trump's leadership style, including his tweets and perceived divisiveness.

Country-by-Country Breakdown

• The report provides a detailed breakdown of Trump's ratings in each of the 34 countries surveyed. Some notable findings include:
  • In Australia, 34% have a favorable view of Trump, while 56% have an unfavorable view.
  • In Japan, 27% have a favorable view, while 68% have an unfavorable view.
  • In South Korea, 24% have a favorable view, while 73% have an unfavorable view.

Overall, the report suggests that Trump's international ratings are likely to remain low due to his policies and leadership style, which have generated significant concern and criticism around the world.