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Split Between Rich and Middle-Income Countries’ Opinions About China: Poll

by Cobus van Staden

A new Pew Research poll of 24 high and middle-income countries shows that while the U.S. has generally improved in popularity compared to China, views about the two are quite different among rich versus middle-income countries.

The poll provides an interesting snapshot of how the superpowers are seen.

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