A recent Pew Research Centre report indicates that Americans hold a more favorable view of China than Russia, though both nations are viewed negatively overall. The study, which surveyed American opinions on G20 member countries, found China receiving an average rating of 37 out of 100, while Russia scored 27. A significant portion of Americans, 51%, expressed a "very cold view" of Russia, a sentiment shared by about a third regarding China. Canada, Australia, Japan, and Italy were among the countries with the highest positive ratings from Americans. AI
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