(Community Matters) A Pew Global Research Center Survey: After seven years of Bush-Cheney:
There are still just eight survey countries where majorities now have a favorable view of the United States: Britain, India, Lebanon, Nigeria, Poland, South Africa, South Korea and Tanzania. In fact, in one-third of the survey countries, more respondents see the United States more as an enemy than as a partner.
The image of the United States has improved slightly in many countries over the past year, the poll results show. But the new optimism appears to be driven largely by the fact that Mr. Bush will soon be leaving office.
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