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Most Britons think of the US as a “serious threat” of security after President Donald Trump’s choice, which refers to himself as a “advocate” and seek to win the Nobel Peace Prize.
Seventy-two percent of the people who America says a “very” or “relatively serious” risk of global peace in April. Twice 36 percent of people last autumn, before Trump is selected, according to British’s most recent social behavioral survey published on Wednesday.
Russia is only – by 90 percent – seen a greater threat, which leads us to Israel and Iran, viewed 67 percent of public public.
Trump is campaigning with a promise To finish Israel-Hamas War in Russia and the Russian invasion of Ukraine, but demanded the flames of two conflicts since the office of the second.
The survey reflects public views before the Israeli-Iran war and the US Striked strikes To Nuclear sites in Iran, which prompts a stop stop.
Gianfranco Addio, Director of the National Center for social research, published in data, published in public elections to American views as a threat “.
The question was asked twice before 2024, with concerns eating 47 percent in 2005 after US invasion of Iraq.
Trump campaigns with a promise to continue in America any new wars and his second inaugural address says his “proud heritage is a peaceful”. He is also There are aspirations to win the Nobel Peace Prize.
The newest BSA survey, an annual study run since 1983, was made in September and October 2024.
A record 9 percent of respondents – checked before the UK government’s decision raised military budget – said defense should be the first priority for further state spending, compared to only 2 percent if the question was final question 2021.
Addio said the transfer of attributes is likely to continue for a long time, increasing the state of global geopolitical immorality since the end of last year.
The public support for the welfare bill cut and reduced government expenditure and tax increase, even if these views are only supported by a minority of people – 11 percent, in fact.
The proportion of people who say to spend the disability benefits should increase under 50 percent for the first time in 2024, but four more times higher than to share with it.
Sir Keir Starmer’s Government’s Government’s Cushed to Overnability Disability Support plans that prompts a backlash between Labor MPs, who Find blocking the dispute welfare bill.
Sir John Curtice, Senior Research Stiuban in Natcen, said the data suggested that the increase in tax increase “for repairing tax services in a tight fishery.
“Political difficulties in these policies tend to recognize the winners and defeats, and often those who have defeated the strength,” he added.
