US EditionTrump is receiving mostly negative ratings from countries around the world: poll
- A Pew Research Center poll released on June 11, 2025 found that U.S. President Donald Trump received mostly negative ratings worldwide across 24 countries surveyed from January to April 2025.
- This follow-up poll showed significant declines in confidence in Trump's leadership, especially in NATO countries and in Mexico and Canada amid ongoing diplomatic tensions and trade disputes.
- In 15 countries, including Sweden where support declined sharply from 47% in 2024 to 19% in 2025, the majority of respondents lacked confidence in Trump’s ability to manage international relations and global conflicts.
- The poll surveyed 28,333 adults, revealing median global confidence in Trump at 34% with 62% lacking confidence, while he scored highest trust in Nigeria , Israel , and Hungary .
- These results indicate a steep drop in U.S. popularity during Trump’s second term, suggesting increasing skepticism of his policies and leadership in many allied and key countries worldwide.
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Trump's policy often meets with rejection - but not only in the US. According to a new poll, the Republican is in a low.
·Germany
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The majority of the population in nearly 20 countries has low trust in Donald Trump and believes he is best described as “arrogant.” But Sweden stands out as the country with the most negative attitude towards the United States.
·Stockholm, Sweden
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Views of the U.S. under Trump dip sharply in many allied countries
Views of the U.S. and confidence in its leader to handle world affairs have taken a dive in more than a dozen countries over the last year, according to a poll from the Pew Research Center conducted over the first few months of President Donald Trump's second term.
·United States
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