A global survey of over 36,000 people in 34 countries reveals a strong public desire for international cooperation, even at the expense of national interests. The research, conducted by Focaldata for the Rockefeller Foundation, indicates that a majority across all continents reject nationalist ideologies and favor global action on issues like climate change, AI, and human rights. The findings suggest that strengthening local communities and fostering cross-divisional connections are key to rebuilding support for international collaboration in an increasingly multipolar world. AI
IMPACT Highlights public support for global cooperation on AI and cybersecurity, suggesting a potential for increased international policy development in these areas.
RANK_REASON The item is an opinion piece discussing the findings of a global survey on international cooperation and nationalism.
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