Britons favour European allies over US as unpredictable' Trump returns, study finds
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A recent study by the Policy Institute at King’s College London reveals a dramatic shift in British public opinion, with 53% of respondents preferring to prioritize Europe over the US. This contrasts sharply with views from 1967 when 53% favored America. The change is partly attributed to concerns surrounding President Trump's presidency and the evolving relationship between the UK and the EU. Additionally, The Independent emphasizes its dedication to unbiased journalism, funding through donations to keep quality reporting accessible to all, without paywalls.
Professor Bobby Duffy, director of KCL's Policy Institute, highlighted the significant shift in British public opinion, noting that fears surrounding President Trump have influenced support towards Europe.
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The new study shows that 53 percent of Britons now prefer a closer relationship with Europe over the United States, a major reversal from attitudes in 1967.
Amidst the unpredictable political climate surrounding Trump, the public is increasingly wary of US alliances, reflecting a desire for stronger ties with the EU.
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