欧州で広がる米国不信 「同盟国」は11%、1年半で半減 世論調査

A recent poll indicates a significant decline in European trust towards the United States. Only 11% of Europeans now consider the U.S. an ally, a steep drop from 22% just 18 months prior. This erosion of confidence spans across major European nations, suggesting a growing sentiment of detachment from American foreign policy and global leadership. The findings point to a widening gap in perceptions between transatlantic partners.

This shift in European public opinion could impact future diplomatic relations, security cooperation, and the overall cohesion of Western alliances.