A Pew Research Centre survey conducted from February to May across 37 countries reveals a significant shift in global perceptions, with views of China and its leader Xi Jinping improving while confidence in the US and its global leadership has declined. The survey found that China's image has recovered from pandemic lows, with 46% of respondents in 20 surveyed countries holding a favorable view of China, compared to 36% for the US. This marks a notable change from 2023, when the US held a much more favorable image. AI
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