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Summary: International Attitudes Toward Obama, US, and Trump (Pew Research, June 2016)

• President Obama maintains high international popularity across 15 of 16 countries surveyed in Europe and Asia. Confidence in his ability to handle world affairs is over 50% in most nations, with strong support in Sweden, Germany, France, and Japan.
• Favorable views of the U.S. persist in many countries, often unchanged from previous years. For example, positive ratings range from 38% to 74%, reflecting the U.S.'s improved image since the Obama era, compared to criticisms during the Bush administration.
• Views of China remain largely negative, with only about 50% expressing a favorable opinion. The U.S. is often seen as the leading global economic power, surpassing China in several countries' perceptions.
• Negative traits are often associated with America, including arrogance, greed, and violence, though these traits are not universally seen. The U.S. public views its citizens more positively, associating optimism and hard work with Americans.
• Candidate Trump is widely distrusted internationally, with less than a quarter expressing confidence in his foreign policy capabilities, while Hillary Clinton receives more positive ratings but lower than Obama's.
• Support for U.S.-led military action against ISIS is strong across most surveyed countries, indicating continued alignment with U.S. foreign policy on security issues.