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When asked whether their country should have UN approval before using military force to deal with international threats, American opinion differs considerably from that of Western Europeans. Americans are almost evenly divided on the question, with 45% saying that the U.S. should have UN approval while 44% say this would make it too difficult to deal with threats; in contrast, solid majorities in the four Western European nations surveyed, including about three-quarters in Spain (74%) and Germany (76%) say their country should have UN approval before it takes military action.
Getting Military UN Approval Before With Using  | International Getting Military Force Approval Threats to Deal With  | International Military Force Threats  | LUN approval  | would LUN approval difficult make it Should UN approval have  | would too difficult make it Should UN approval have  | Germany  | 19 76  | Spain  | 17  | 74  | Britain  | 25  | 67  | France  | 33 66  | U.S.  | 44 45  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER Q71, 