Changing views of the US in the EU (2016 – 2017)
Percentage point change in those who held a positive view of the United States. Reddit user bezzieford, Data: Eurobarometer 2017
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Percentage point change in those who held a positive view of the United States. Reddit user bezzieford, Data: Eurobarometer 2017
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