5 Countries With the Most Favorable Opinions of the U.S.

South Koreans have the most positive opinions of the United States

By U.S. News Staff

September 11, 2008 RSS Feed Print

1. South Korea (70% of respondents have favorable opinion)

2. Poland (68%)

3. India (66%)

4. Tanzania (65%)

5. Nigeria (64%)

Source: Pew Research Center

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What is popular is not always right, and what is right is not always popular.

Sadie of FL 6:54AM December 05, 2008

really? can you name those countries we have supposedly "died" for?!

Britney of WA 5:54PM October 10, 2008

And where are the *other* European countries, for whom we've done so much, for whom we have sent hundreds-of-thousands of our young men to die, for whom we have donated *fortunes*? Where are *they*?!?!

Frank Scheidt of MI 10:53AM September 11, 2008

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