Global Allies Lack Confidence in Trump's Leadership
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A Pew Research Center survey reveals that majorities in key U.S. allies, including France, the UK, Germany, South Korea, and Japan, lack confidence in President Trump's global leadership. Fifteen of 24 countries surveyed downgraded their US ratings, with Trump widely viewed as "arrogant" and "dangerous." The White House attributed this to Trump's "America First" agenda, while Pew's Richard Wike cited a global desire for more engaged US collaboration. Trump's decisions on climate change and tariffs further impacted negative perceptions, though some countries saw improved ratings or positive views of his strong leadership style.
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