Japanese favorability toward U.S. falls below 30%, survey finds
Negative views of the Trump administration might have contributed to the decline, particularly following its military strikes on Iran and the resulting energy crisis
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- Negative views of the Trump administration might have contributed to the decline, particularly following its military strikes on Iran and the resulting energy crisis
- Favorable sentiment toward the United States is declining among the Japanese public
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Publisher: The Japan Times · Published May 19, 2:49 am · japantimes.co.jp
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Negative views of the Trump administration might have contributed to the decline, particularly following its military strikes on Iran and the resulting energy crisis
Favorable sentiment toward the United States is declining among the Japanese public
In a monthly public opinion survey conducted by Jiji Press in April, only 29.2% of respondents said the United States was a country they liked. This marks the first time the figure has fallen below 30% since the start of U.S. President Donald Trump’s second administration
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- Negative views of the Trump administration might have contributed to the decline, particularly following its military strikes on Iran and the resulting energy crisis
- Favorable sentiment toward the United States is declining among the Japanese public
- In a monthly public opinion survey conducted by Jiji Press in April, only 29.2% of respondents said the United States was a country they liked
- This marks the first time the figure has fallen below 30% since the start of U.S
- President Donald Trump’s second administration
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