Americans and Germans have similar concerns about global threats is a major threat to our country
Americans are slightly more concerned about cyberattacks (74% major threat) than are Germans (66%), and Germans are more likely to consider climate change as a major concern (71%) compared with Americans (59%). Americans also are generally more concerned about North Korea’s weapons program, the power and influence of Russia and China and the condition of the global economy. (For more information on global views about cybersecurity, including among Americans and Germans, see the Center’s report “International Publics Brace for Cyberattacks on Elections, Infrastructure, National Security.”)
Americans and Germans have similar concerns about  | global threats  | is a major threat to our country  | Americans  | Germans  | Cyberattacks from other  | 74%  | countries  | 66%  | 62  | The militant Islamic group  | 68  | known as ISIS  | 59  | Global climate change  | 71  | 58  | North Korea's Enucl ear program  | INAA  | U.S power and influence  | 19  | 50  | Russia S power and influence  | 48  | China's power and influence  | 33  | 44  | Condition of the global economy  | 29  | Note: U.S. power and influence question not asked in the U.S.  | Source: Spring 2018 Globa Attitudes Survey, Q22a-h.  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 