Whose friend and whose enemy? Survey also regarding Russia, China and India; Shocking revelation in Pew Research Report

America has announced to impose tariffs on many countries of the world. Because of this, many countries are very angry and are considering President Trump’s decision wrong. Meanwhile, the report of the American Pew Research Center has prepared a data, which states which countries of the world consider America as their partner and threat.

According to a survey by Pew Research Center, 12 countries in 24 countries have considered America as their partner. The top of this list is Israel and the top 5 includes Canada, UK, Japan, and South Korea.

According to the survey, India also considers America its partner. In this case, India ranks 12th. Above that is Argentina, Poland, Italy, Brazil, Mexico, Australia and India.

The most shocking thing has been that only 19 percent of the people described Russia as a partner of India and 35 percent of the people have spoken in the right of America. However, in the current condition, India and American relations are not running right from the business perspective. Tariff is being told the biggest reason behind this.

According to the report of Pew Research Center, many people consider America a big threat to their country. It includes neighboring countries Canada and Mexico as well as Argentina, Brazil and Kenya Lists. They keep America on top in both types of circumstances.

About half or more adults in Canada and Britain consider America as their most important ally. 18% of Americans consider Britain as their greatest ally (the most common reaction) while 12% consider Canada to be its second most common ally.

Argentina, Brazil, Canada and Mexico are all located nearby in America. These countries consider America both ally and threats.

Argentina, Brazil, Canada and Mexico are all located in the continent of South and North America. These countries consider America both ally and threats.

Out of the 10 European countries involved in the survey, Russia has been described as the most common threat. About half or more adults in France, Germany, Netherlands, Poland, Sweden and United Kingdom believe that Russia is the biggest threat to their country.

Many people in the US and Asia-Pacific region believe that China is the biggest threat to their country. About half of the adults in Australia and Japan believe this, while the people of South Korea believe that their China is the second number after North Korea.