The world is still skeptical that after nearly three years in office President Donald Trump will do the right thing on foreign affairs, according to Pew Research Center polling released Wednesday
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Similarly, across the 33 countries, more people disapprove than approve of Trump's decision to have the U.S. be the only world power to back out of a nuclear agreement with Iran. Sentiment against Trump is common across Western Europe, where roughly 75% or more of people in Germany, Sweden, France, Spain and the Netherlands lack confidence in the U.S. leader.
Confidence in Germany's Angela Merkel was the highest among the leaders. Views of France’s Emmanuel Macron were slightly more positive than negative.
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