More Americans view China as enemy, new Pew survey shows. A recent survey conducted by the Pew Research Center reveals a significant shift in American perceptions of China, with an increasing number of U.S. citizens now viewing China as an enemy rather than merely a competitor. This change underscores growing concerns among Americans about China's global influence, particularly regarding economic policies and human rights issues. The survey indicates a broader trend of deteriorating relations between the two countries, influenced by ongoing disputes over trade, technology, and geopolitical tensions.
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Asia Daily: May 1, 2024
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More Americans view China as enemy, new Pew survey shows. A recent survey conducted by the Pew Research Center reveals a significant shift in American perceptions of China, with an increasing number of U.S. citizens now viewing China as an enemy rather than merely a competitor. This change underscores growing concerns among Americans about China's global influence, particularly regarding economic policies and human rights issues. The survey indicates a broader trend of deteriorating relations between the two countries, influenced by ongoing disputes over trade, technology, and geopolitical tensions.