World sees US as significantly greater threat to democracy than Russia & China

A poll taken in 53 countries has found that 44% of people around the world consider the United States to be a threat to their democracy – significantly less than those who believe the same about China and Russia. Out of the 53,000 people polled in 53 countries, more respondents (44%) considered US influence on their country to be a “threat to democracy” than those who didn’t (26%). Meanwhile, only 38% considered Chinese influence a threat to democracy. Fear of Russian influence was the lowest of the three, with only 28% considering Russia to be a threat to their democracy, compared to 36% who expressed no concern. Asian countries were

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