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70% of people in the Global South have a positive view of China. Meanwhile, three-quarters of people in the imperialist West have a negative view of China.

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70% of people in the Global South have a positive view of China. Meanwhile, three-quarters of people in the imperialist West have a negative view of China.

www.brookings.edu

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Comparing global views of the United States and China during the Trump and Biden administrations

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The next administration would be well served to consider how global audiences viewed the U.S. and China during the Trump and Biden administrations.

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As such, there is a pressing need for the incoming administration to reaffirm American global leadership and to strengthen the United States’ reputation as a force for peace and stability.

Our imperialism is good imperialism. It is peace and stability imperialism.

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