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No Longer the Trusted Partner: What It Means for Stakeholders
A study conducted by the Pew Research Center revealed a decline in international trust in the United States during 2026, with less than 23% of people in the majority of countries expressing confidence in its leadership. The findings are based on a survey of 42,151 individuals across 36 nations between February and May 2026. The deterioration in the US image was linked to how the Trump administration handled issues such as Iran, Gaza, tariffs, and Greenland, as well as the lack of international approval of its policies regarding Palestine. Conversely, Israel showed the highest levels of support for the United States and Trump. Meanwhile, Arab countries, particularly Palestinians in the occupied territories, exhibited highly negative attitudes toward Washington, with trust dropping significantly. This indicates a decline in the United States' status as a reliable global power and enhances China's and Russia's opportunities to present themselves as alternative options.
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