Hey everyone, a recent global survey by CGTN has revealed that 84.2% of people aren’t surprised by the U.S. pulling out of UNESCO for the third time! This recurring 'America First' move has many saying that when it comes to international deals, the U.S. is more of a ghost than a guest. 😮
The poll digs deep into the sentiments of the global community. A striking 93.5% of respondents criticize the U.S. for turning international organizations into tools for its own political calculations, while 90.7% see the exit as clear evidence of favoritism toward Israel. Moreover, 91.1% believe that a transactional approach simply doesn’t suit a major power. Meanwhile, 88.1% blame America’s habit of breaking treaties for damaging its credibility, and 88.7% feel these withdrawals signal a move away from genuine global cooperation.
There’s more: 66.7% worry that America’s repeated exits could prompt other nations to follow suit, further weakening international alliances. In response, an overwhelming 92.8% of those surveyed are calling for a united push towards true multilateralism and a fairer world order. With over 9,000 participants from platforms in English, Spanish, French, Arabic and Russian, it’s clear that the demand for committed global collaboration is louder than ever. 🎯
Even as the U.S. government defends its decision by accusing UNESCO of promoting "divisive social and cultural causes," the poll stands as a reminder: the international community is growing used to the U.S. absence. Whether you’re a news enthusiast, a budding entrepreneur, or just curious about global trends, this survey leaves us with a poignant question—what kind of international leadership do we really need?
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
