美国信任度下降的国家

美国信任度下降的国家
Countries Losing Trust In The US

原始链接: https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/countries-losing-trust-us

根据慕尼黑安全会议的数据，并由Visual Capitalist可视化呈现，全球对美国的信任正在明显下降。这种下降并非局限于某一地区，发达经济体和新兴经济体都显示出信心下降的趋势。在传统盟友中，加拿大信任度下降幅度最大（-52%），其次是意大利、法国、德国和英国。这种下降是由政策不确定性所驱动的——贸易立场的变化、关税威胁，甚至关于领土扩张的非常规言论。与此同时，巴西和南非等新兴经济体也显示出显著的负面转变。欧洲日益增长的安全担忧，以及法国和德国对国防支出的增加支持，表明盟友正在为 менее стабильный мир做准备。数据显示，全球联盟正在被重新评估，并朝着更加支离破碎的国际格局发展，预示着美国外交关系未来可能面临艰难的道路。

原文

Global perceptions of the United States are shifting.

Data from the Munich Security Conference shows a clear decline in trust across advanced and emerging economies.

This visualization, created by Visual Capitalist's Julia Wendling, in partnership with Inigo, provides visual context to these shifting perceptions and highlights where sentiment is changing fastest. These shifts reflect a broader reassessment of alliances in a more uncertain world.

Declining Trust Across Allies

Among traditional allies, the drop in trust is sharp. Canada records the steepest decline at -52%. Italy follows at -21%. France stands at -17%.

Germany and Japan also show meaningful declines at -15% and -16%. The United Kingdom is down -13%. These are not isolated moves. They point to weakening confidence across long-standing partnerships.

Policy uncertainty is one key driver. Shifting trade positions and tariff threats have strained economic relationships. Rhetoric around territorial expansion has also raised concerns, including proposals to annex Greenland and suggestions that Canada could become the 51st state.

At the same time, security concerns are rising across Europe. A January 2026 Eurobarometer poll shows 43% of respondents in France and 32% in Germany support higher defense spending. This suggests allies are preparing for a more uncertain security environment.

Emerging Economies Reflect Similar Trends

The pattern extends beyond Western allies. Brazil and South Africa both decline by more than -20%. India and China show smaller but still negative shifts at -10% and -9%.

This suggests a broad reset in global sentiment. It is not driven by one region alone. Strategic uncertainty is rising across markets.

A Rocky Road Ahead

The data points to a more fragmented global landscape. Trust in the United States is declining across multiple regions. At the same time, countries are preparing for greater uncertainty.

Rising defense support in Europe reinforces this shift. Public sentiment is signaling change. Global alliances may be entering a new phase.