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How The World Views China Vs The US In 2026
How The World Views China Vs The US In 2026
The United States and China are the world’s two preeminent superpowers, but views of them vary widely by country.
This visualization, via Visual Capitalist's Gabriel Cohen, compares approval ratings for Beijing and Washington using survey results from more than 42,000 respondents across 36 countries.
The survey was conducted in February 2026 by the Pew Research Center.
China Now Leads in Global Favorability
Public opinion in many countries has shifted in China’s favor amid changes in U.S. diplomacy and foreign policy.
In 27 of the 36 countries...
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