A majority of Americans believe the US is in decline in terms of power and influence, while nearly two-thirds opine China’s power now matches or surpasses that of America, according to a survey by Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
US President Donald Trump’s recent actions in Venezuela sent shockwaves across the international community, underscoring a renewed focus by the Trump administration on Central and South America.
Yet this strategic shift appears to contrast with how Americans themselves perceive global priorities. According to a survey conducted by a leading Washington-based think tank, most Americans still regard North America — home to the US mainland — as more important than other regions of the world.
Yet this strategic shift appears to contrast with how Americans themselves perceive global priorities. According to a survey conducted by a leading Washington-based think tank, most Americans still regard North America — home to the US mainland — as more important than other regions of the world.