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UN Faces Global Trust Challenge
A survey conducted by the Pew Research Center reveals a global decline in trust toward the United Nations, with positive opinions reaching only 55% out of a total of 45,658 respondents across 37 countries. Notably, there has been a significant decrease in support from nations that previously strongly backed the organization, such as Nigeria, the Philippines, and South Korea. While the UN continues to enjoy strong support in other countries, like Sweden and Indonesia, it faces fierce opposition in Israel (79%) and in countries such as Turkey and Japan. There are also clear differences in attitudes between young people and older generations, as well as political divisions across many nations, especially in the United States and Europe. The survey results serve as a warning for the upcoming General Assembly, underscoring the importance of restoring the organization's credibility and popular support amid current global and regional divisions.
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