US EditionMore Than Half Of Europeans Consider Trump An “Enemy,” According To New Poll
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According to the think tank Ecfr, the actions and words of the US president have increased the anti-American sentiment in the 12 countries surveyed and the conviction that ...
Faced with an unpredictable Donald Trump and an aggressive Russian, Europeans support the increase in defence costs and, in some countries, the reintroduction of compulsory military service shows a survey carried out in 12 EU states for the European Council for External Relations (ECFR), quoted by The Guardian.
The survey reached over 16,000 people in 12 countries.
In the context of an increasingly aggressive Russia and uncertainty about any return of Donald Trump to the White House, Europeans are shown to favour the increase in defence costs and, in some countries, the reintroduction of compulsory military service.
A survey carried out by the European Council on Foreign Relations in 12 countries, including Switzerland, highlights the paradoxes triggered by Donald Trump's return to the White House. The majority of respondents support the increase in military spending, but doubt Europe's ability to achieve strategic autonomy
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