Over 71% Feel President Putin Will ‘Do the Right Thing’

The Russia-Ukraine war and the dependency on Russia for fuel has caused a major decline in the global economy. Global growth prediction fell to 2.9% in 2022 due to the conflict in Ukraine disrupting trade. This global financial crisis has caused a significant economic slowdown in industrialized countries and International Organizations. The current crises emphasize the need for bold global policies to prevent the economic impacts of the Ukrainian conflict. This would entail worldwide measures to reduce the war-caused devastation, control rising oil and food prices, and accelerate debt relief.

Accordingly, Real Research — the online survey app launched a survey on global attitudes towards countries and International organizations. Here are the results.

Highlights:

• 54.81% are favorable of the United States in general
• 43.67% feel the United Nations (UN) handled the situation very well during the first half of 2022
• 69.5% think Chinese president, Xi Jinping will do the right thing

Majority ‘Favorable’ of the United States

The survey on global attitudes towards countries starts by asking respondents what they think about the United States in general. 54.81% found it ‘favorable’, whereas 33.73% are neutral. However, 11.46% found the US unfavorable.

Likewise, when asked about how respondents felt about Russia in general, 48.35% are ‘favorable’, whereas 34.95% are neutral. However, 16.7% are unfavorable.

When asked about what respondents think about China, up to 47.77% expressed ‘favorable’ feelings and 33.66% were neutral. However, 18.57% found China unfavorable.

Then, the survey on global attitudes towards countries also asked how respondents felt about the UK in general, more than half (53.31%) were favorable, whereas, 35.36% remained neutral. Contrastingly, 11.33% found it unfavorable.

For France, similarly, a majority of 53.24% felt it ‘favorable’, with 35.12% remaining neutral, and 11.64% being unfavorable.

As far as Germany is concerned, the majority (53.24%) expressed favorable thoughts, however, 11.12% were unfavorable. In contrast, 35.64% remained neutral.

How the United Nations Handled the First Half of 2022

Furthermore, the survey on global attitudes towards countries also asked respondents how they feel the United Nations handled the situation in the first half of 2022. To this, a majority of 43.67% responded by saying ‘very well,’ whereas, 13.82% said somewhat well, with up to 27.07% remaining neutral. However, 8.47% felt the UN did not handle the situation well at all.

Next, the survey asked how well respondents think the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) handled the situation in the first half of 2022. In response, 43.11% said ‘very well,’ whereas, 12.94% said ‘somewhat well, with 27.63% remaining neutral. However, 8.74% did feel NATO did not handle the situation too well.

Moreover, the survey also asked how the European Union (EU) handled the situation in the first half of 2022. The replies were ‘very well’ (40.57%), ‘somewhat well’ (14.78%), ‘neutral’ (29.49%), and ‘not too well’ (8.12%).

Similarly, when asked how well respondents felt as the World Health Organization (WHO) handled the situation in the first half of 2022, 43.51% said ‘very well,’ 14.18% said ‘somewhat well, and 27.74% remained neutral. Contrastingly, 7.28% felt WHO did not handle the situation well at all.

President Joe Biden Doing Right by International Affairs

The survey on global attitudes towards countries asked whether respondents feel President Joe Biden will do the right thing regarding international affairs. 74.39% said yes, while 25.61% said no.

Accordingly, the survey also asks if respondents feel Russian President Vladimir Putin will do the right thing regarding international affairs. Up to 71.13% felt he would and 28.87% felt he would not.

Similarly, the survey also asked if Chinese President Xi Jinping will do the right thing regarding international affairs. All 69.5% said yes, and 30.5% said no.

Lastly, the survey asks if respondents think Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi will do the right thing regarding international affairs. 74.49% said yes, whereas, 25.51% said no.