Global publics more likely to say relations with U.S will get worse than better, though prevailing view is that things will stay about the same Now that Donald Trump is the U.S. president, over the nextfew years relations between our country and the USS will
In many countries, a majority or plurality believes relations will remain about the same. However, in most regions of the world, the share of the public that believes things will worsen outweighs the share that thinks relations will improve by a ratio of two-to-one. While relatively few say they expect relations to improve, more than half hold this view in Russia and Israel.
Global publics more likely to say relations with U.S  | will get worse than better, though prevailing view is  | that things will stay about the same  | Now that Donald Trump is the U.S. president, over the nextfew years  | relations between our country and the USS will  | Get better  | Stay about the same  | Get worse  | 27%  | Africa  | 26%  | 27%  | Asia Pacific  | 17  | 41  | 38  | Latin America  | 15  | 46  | 32  | Middle East  | 11  | 35  | 33  | Europe  | 8  | 51  | 37  | Note Europe median does notinclude Russia  | Source: Europe Spring 2017 Globa Attitudes Survev. Q36.  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 