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Most oppose Trump policies that withdraw U.S. support for major trade and climate change agreements. Globally, a median of 72% disapprove of Trump’s proposal to withdraw the U.S. from major international trade pacts. Majorities in Japan (66%) and Vietnam (61%) hold this view, as do 72% in the Philippines and 80% in South Korea. The survey was conducted after Trump signed an executive order withdrawing the U.S. from the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade agreement, of which Vietnam and Japan are signatories.
Majorities withdrawing in Asian countries oppose  | U.S. withdrawing from trade and  | climate withdrawing agreements  | of President Donald Trump's proposed policy  | to withdraw U.S. support for major trade  | agreements  | Disapprove  | Approve  | 26%  | Vietnam  | 61%  | Philippines  | 72  | 22  | 66  | 1 6  | Japan  | South Korea 80  | 12  | GLOBAL MEDIAN  | 72  | 18  | of President Donald Trump is proposed policy  | to withdraw support for international climate  | change agreements  | Disapprove  | Approve  | Vietnam  | 62%  | 26%  | Philippines  | 68  | 25  | .72  | Japan  | 13  | South Korea 78  | 13  | GLOBAL MEDIAN  | 19  | Note: Global medians based on 37 countries.  | Source: Spring 2017 Global Attitudes Survey.  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 