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World opinion on the war on terror.(Opinion Pulse)(Illustration)
Polls from many countries around the globe show that support for U.S. efforts to fight terrorism is flagging. The one exception in a late spring poll from Pew was Indonesia, where favorable opinion is up, probably because of U.S. contributions to tsunami relief. Americans are aware that the United States is less well liked and respected than in the past, but they remain resolute about fighting the war on terror. Americans always prefer to act with their allies when it is possible. They know it is not always possible.
Question: Do you ...?
Favor the U.S.-led efforts to fight terrorism
Canada Poland
2002 68% 2002 81%
2005 45 2005 61
Great Britain Turkey
2002 69% 2002 30%
2005 51 2005 17
France Pakistan
2002 75% 2002 20%
2005 51 2005 22
Germany Lebanon
2002 70% 2002 38%
2005 50 2005 31
Spain Jordan
2002 63% 2002 13%
2005 26 2005 12
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