Only 11% of Europeans view US as ally, survey shows

A recent survey indicates a significant decline in European perception of the United States as an ally, with only 11% of respondents holding this view. Across most surveyed European nations, there was a prevailing sentiment that relations with the US would likely improve following the departure of former President Donald Trump from office. This optimistic outlook for future relations was consistent in every country polled, with the exception of Bulgaria.

This shift in perception highlights a potential strain on transatlantic alliances and could influence future diplomatic and security cooperation between Europe and the United States.