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Younger Republicans’ views of certain countries and international organisations sometimes align more closely with Democrats than with older Republicans, indicating generational divides within the party on foreign and multilateral issues.
Presents US public sentiment toward G20 members ahead of the summit: most Americans view Australia, Canada, Japan and Italy positively, while Russia receives the coldest ratings. The piece summarises comparative warmth and coolness across member countries.
US polling finds the Iran conflict is widely unpopular: 65% disapprove of President Trump’s handling of US military action, 33% approve, and many Americans expect the conflict to continue for months.
Pew Research Center finds Americans’ feelings toward China have warmed since 2021 but remain largely negative, with pronounced partisan and generational divides shaping attitudes.