Thirty-eight percent of Chinese consider Japan to be an enemy compared with 34 percent who regard the U.S. that way, according to the 2008 Pew Global Attitudes Survey. About three quarters of those polled said Japan has not sufficiently apologized for military actions in the 1930s and 1940s.
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Half of Russia’s emerging middle class do not believe in the stability delivered by former President Vladimir Putin, fear a crisis may loom and would like to emigrate, according to independent pollsters Levada.
“Those who should be grateful are not very grateful, but the situation is very fragile, very unstable and they fear it could end [...]

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Despite popular myth, anti-Americanism in Europe isn’t on the rise.
In Europe, as in nearly everywhere else in the world, the image of the United States has taken a severe battering during the Bush years. Survey after survey shows that negative feelings toward America and U.S. policies have soared. Only 36 percent of Europeans, for example, [...]

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Manila, Philippines (AHN) - While the rest of the world rejected the idea that the U.S. should continue to play a preeminent role as a world leader, the Philippines came out as its strongest supporter, based on a multi-nation poll released Wednesday.
The worldwide poll, conducted by The Chicago Council on Global Affairs and WorldPublicOpinion.org, also [...]

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March 28 (Bloomberg) — More Germans regard the U.S. as a threat to world peace than they do Iran, a poll showed, underscoring European concerns at President George W. Bush’s policy of waging military campaigns to combat global terrorism.
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