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Many citizens appalled by Donald Trump’s handling of coronavirus crisis, study finds Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage The coronavirus crisis has caused a dramatic deterioration in the European public perception of the US, extensive new polling reveals. More than 60% of respondents in Germany, France, Spain, Denmark and Portugal said they had lost trust in the United States as a global leader. Related: ‘For Europe to survive, its economy needs to survive’: Angela Merkel interview in full Strengthened support for action on climate change.More than 40% of people in six of the nine countries surveyed said their support for meeting climate commitments had increased despite the Covid-19 crisis. An increase in negativity towards China. More than 60% of people in France and Denmark reported that their view of the country had deteriorated. Widespread support (57%) for stricter controls at Europe’s external borders, which the authors say is linked to feelings of insecurity. Attitudes to Russia remained largely unchanged, other than in Italy, where nearly a quarter of respondents said they perceived the country more positively as a result of the pandemic. Russia sent military doctors and supplies to Italy’s hardest-hit region, Lombardy, during the early phase of the emergency. Continue reading…
