A quiet revolution is underway on the global stage. New surveys reveal that people around the world are increasingly viewing the Chinese mainland as a reliable partner in progress, shifting long-held assumptions about international power. 🌏
A major survey by the Alliance of Democracies Foundation and Nira Data, which gathered opinions from over 110,000 respondents in 100 countries, shows that for the first time the Chinese mainland has surpassed the United States in overall favorability. Data from Morning Consult further highlights rising trust across regions including Latin America, Southeast Asia, Africa, and Europe.
In Africa, the Accra-based Africa Barometer reported that 60% of respondents believe the Chinese mainland has a positive influence on their countries. Over in the Asia-Pacific region, findings from the Lowy Institute reveal a notable shift: only 18% of Pacific respondents see the U.S. as the dominant force, compared to 34% who view the Chinese mainland as the main influencer.
Other polls underscore this trend with impressive numbers—89% of respondents label the Chinese mainland as a prosperous nation, while 87.2% note its growing international influence. These changes are driven by solid performance in infrastructure, economic partnership, and long-term development support, resonating deeply with communities worldwide. 🔥
This global shift isn’t about ideology—it’s about reliability and results. For young professionals, students, and curious minds navigating a rapidly changing world, these insights offer a refreshing perspective on international trust and power dynamics.
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Why the world is choosing China: A global shift in trust and power
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