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Most Indians view Trump's return as US President positively
The survey was conducted in 2023

Most Indians view Trump's return as US President positively

By Snehil Singh
Jan 25, 2025
02:02 pm

What's the story

A majority of Indians view Donald Trump's return to the White House as a boon for US-India relations, a global survey has found.

The study, released on January 15, was conducted by the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) and Oxford University's Europe in a Changing World project.

It places India among "Trump Welcomers," indicating Indians feel Trump's presidency will benefit India and the world.

Global impact

Indians believe Trump's presidency will benefit world peace

The survey further reveals that 82% of Indian respondents think Trump's election is good for global peace. Further, 84% think it's good for India, and 85% believe it's good for American citizens.

This positive outlook toward Trump's presidency is also shared by countries like China, Turkey, and Brazil. They see his leadership as beneficial not just for America, but their own countries and world peace.

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European apprehension

Europe expresses concerns over Trump's presidency

Unlike the positive global outlook, most Europeans see Trump's victory in a negative light.

This group, mostly located in Europe and dubbed "Never Trumpers," includes half of the UK public.

The report's authors believe European leaders may have a hard time uniting internally or finding global allies to stand against Trump, given this contrasting perspective.

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EU strategy

Survey suggests strategic partnerships for European Union

The report's authors suggest the EU could fortify itself by concentrating on its interests and forging strategic partnerships with Brazil, India, and South Africa.

Ivan Krastev highlights Europe's isolation in its worries about Trump's presidency, saying "This position leaves Europe at a crossroads in its relations with the new American administration."

Mark Leonard adds despite European fears of Trump's return to the White House, most of the world thinks his presidency would benefit America and contribute to peace.

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Data collection

Survey methodology and global participation

The survey collated data from 11 EU member states and other countries such as India, China, Great Britain, Ukraine, Turkey, Russia, US, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Indonesia, South Korea and Switzerland.

It was commissioned through leading pollsters YouGov Datapraxis and Gallup International Association.

This extensive data collection enabled a wide range of perspectives on Trump's presidency to be captured.

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