China is now viewed more favourably than the US in most countries for the first time in two decades, according to a Pew survey. The shift comes amid declining global confidence in Donald Trump's leadership, while Beijing's image has improved across much of the world.
China is now viewed more favourably than the US in most countries for the first time in two decades, according to a Pew survey. The shift comes amid declining global confidence in Donald Trump's leadership, while Beijing's image has improved across much of the world.
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China is now viewed more favourably than the US in most countries for the first time in two decades, according to a Pew survey. The shift comes amid declining global confidence in Donald Trump's leadership, while Beijing's image has improved across much of the world.
