Image of the United States has plunged under Trump, survey shows BERLIN (Reuters) - The image of the United States has deteriorated sharply across the globe under President Donald Trump and an overwhelming majority of people in other countries have no confidence in his ability to lead, a survey from the Pew Research Center showed.  Five months into Trump’s presidency, the survey spanning 37 nations showed U.S. favorability ratings in the rest of the world slumping to 49 percent from 64 percent at the end of Barack Obama’s eight years in the White House.  But the falls were far steeper in some of America’s closest allies, including U.S. neighbors Mexico and Canada, and European partners like Germany and Spain.  Trump took office in January pledging to put “America First”. Since then he has pressed ahead with plans to build a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico, announced he will pull out of the Paris climate accord, and accused countries including Canada, Germany and China of unfair trade practices.  On his first foreign trip as president in early June, Trump received warm welcomes in Saudi Arabia and Israel, but a cool reception from European partners, with whom he clashed over NATO spending, climate and trade.  Just 30 percent of Mexicans now say they have a favorable view of the United States, down from 66 percent at the end of the Obama era. In Canada and Germany, favorability ratings slid by 22 points, to 43 percent and 35 percent, respectively.  In many European countries, the ratings were comparable to those seen at the end of the presidency of George W. Bush, whose 2003 invasion of Iraq was deeply unpopular.  “The drop in favorability ratings for the United States is widespread,” the Pew report said. “The share of the public with a positive view of the U.S. has plummeted in a diverse set of countries from Latin America, North America, Europe, Asia and Africa”.  The survey, based on the responses of 40,447 people and conducted between Feb. 16 and May 8 this year, showed even deeper mistrust of Trump himself, with only 22 percent of those surveyed saying they had confidence he would do the right thing in world affairs, compared to 64 percent who trusted Obama.  Both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping, with confidence ratings of 27 percent and 28 percent respectively, scored higher than Trump. German Chancellor Angela Merkel, with a confidence rating of 42 percent, scored highest among the four leaders in the survey.  The countries with the lowest confidence in Trump were Mexico, at 5 percent and Spain at 7 percent. The only two countries where ratings improved compared to Obama were Russia, where confidence in the U.S. president surged to 53 percent from 11 percent, and Israel, where it rose 7 points to 56 percent.  Globally, 75 percent of respondents described Trump as “arrogant”, 65 percent as “intolerant” and 62 percent as “dangerous”. A majority of 55 percent also described him as a “strong leader”.  The survey showed widespread disapproval of Trump’s signature policy proposals, with 76 percent unhappy with his plan to build the wall on the border with Mexico, 72 percent against his withdrawal from major trade agreements and 62 percent opposed to his plans to restrict travel to the U.S. from some majority-Muslim countries.  On the positive side, the survey showed that 58 percent of respondents had a positive view of Americans in general. And in many regions of the world, a majority or plurality of respondents said they expected relations with the United States to stay roughly the same in spite of Trump.  politicsNews
image united states plunged trump survey shows berlin reuters the image united states deteriorated sharply across globe president donald trump overwhelming majority people countries confidence ability lead survey pew research center showed five months trump presidency survey spanning nations showed favorability ratings rest world jumping percent percent end barack obama eight years white house but falls far steeper america closest allies including neighbors mexico canada european partners like germany spain trump took office january pledging put america first since pressed ahead plans build wall along border mexico announced pull paris climate accord accused countries including canada germany china unfair trade practices on first foreign trip president early june trump received warm welcomes saudi arabia israel cool reception european partners clashed nato spending climate trade just percent mexican say favorable view united states percent end obama era in canada germany favorability ratings slid points percent percent respectively in many european countries ratings comparable seen end presidency george bush whose invasion iraq deeply unpopular the drop favorability ratings united states widespread pew report said the share public positive view plummeted diverse set countries latin america north america europe asia africa the survey based responses people conducted may year showed even deeper mistrust trump percent surveyed saying confidence would right thing world affairs compared percent trusted obama both russian president vladimir putin chinese president xi winning confidence ratings percent percent respectively scored higher trump german chancellor angela merkel confidence rating percent scored highest among four leaders survey the countries lowest confidence trump mexico percent spain percent the two countries ratings improved compared obama russia confidence president surged percent percent israel rose points percent globally percent respondents described trump arrogant percent intolerant percent dangerous a majority percent also described strong leader the survey showed widespread disapproval trump signature policy proposals percent unhappy plan build wall border mexico percent withdrawal major trade agreements percent opposed plans restrict travel countries on positive side survey showed percent respondents positive view americans general and many regions world majority plurality respondents said expected relations united states stay roughly spite trump politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Image of the United States has plunged under Trump, survey shows BERLIN (Reuters) - The image of the United States has deteriorated sharply across the globe under President Donald Trump and an overwhelming majority of people in other countries have no confidence in his ability to lead, a survey from the Pew Research Center showed.  Five months into Trump’s presidency, the survey spanning 37 nations showed U.S. favorability ratings in the rest of the world slumping to 49 percent from 64 percent at the end of Barack Obama’s eight years in the White House.  But the falls were far steeper in some of America’s closest allies, including U.S. neighbors Mexico and Canada, and European partners like Germany and Spain.  Trump took office in January pledging to put “America First”. Since then he has pressed ahead with plans to build a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico, announced he will pull out of the Paris climate accord, and accused countries including Canada, Germany and China of unfair trade practices.  On his first foreign trip as president in early June, Trump received warm welcomes in Saudi Arabia and Israel, but a cool reception from European partners, with whom he clashed over NATO spending, climate and trade.  Just 30 percent of Mexicans now say they have a favorable view of the United States, down from 66 percent at the end of the Obama era. In Canada and Germany, favorability ratings slid by 22 points, to 43 percent and 35 percent, respectively.  In many European countries, the ratings were comparable to those seen at the end of the presidency of George W. Bush, whose 2003 invasion of Iraq was deeply unpopular.  “The drop in favorability ratings for the United States is widespread,” the Pew report said. “The share of the public with a positive view of the U.S. has plummeted in a diverse set of countries from Latin America, North America, Europe, Asia and Africa”.  The survey, based on the responses of 40,447 people and conducted between Feb. 16 and May 8 this year, showed even deeper mistrust of Trump himself, with only 22 percent of those surveyed saying they had confidence he would do the right thing in world affairs, compared to 64 percent who trusted Obama.  Both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping, with confidence ratings of 27 percent and 28 percent respectively, scored higher than Trump. German Chancellor Angela Merkel, with a confidence rating of 42 percent, scored highest among the four leaders in the survey.  The countries with the lowest confidence in Trump were Mexico, at 5 percent and Spain at 7 percent. The only two countries where ratings improved compared to Obama were Russia, where confidence in the U.S. president surged to 53 percent from 11 percent, and Israel, where it rose 7 points to 56 percent.  Globally, 75 percent of respondents described Trump as “arrogant”, 65 percent as “intolerant” and 62 percent as “dangerous”. A majority of 55 percent also described him as a “strong leader”.  The survey showed widespread disapproval of Trump’s signature policy proposals, with 76 percent unhappy with his plan to build the wall on the border with Mexico, 72 percent against his withdrawal from major trade agreements and 62 percent opposed to his plans to restrict travel to the U.S. from some majority-Muslim countries.  On the positive side, the survey showed that 58 percent of respondents had a positive view of Americans in general. And in many regions of the world, a majority or plurality of respondents said they expected relations with the United States to stay roughly the same in spite of Trump.  politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: image united states plunged trump survey shows berlin reuters the image united states deteriorated sharply across globe president donald trump overwhelming majority people countries confidence ability lead survey pew research center showed five months trump presidency survey spanning nations showed favorability ratings rest world jumping percent percent end barack obama eight years white house but falls far steeper america closest allies including neighbors mexico canada european partners like germany spain trump took office january pledging put america first since pressed ahead plans build wall along border mexico announced pull paris climate accord accused countries including canada germany china unfair trade practices on first foreign trip president early june trump received warm welcomes saudi arabia israel cool reception european partners clashed nato spending climate trade just percent mexican say favorable view united states percent end obama era in canada germany favorability ratings slid points percent percent respectively in many european countries ratings comparable seen end presidency george bush whose invasion iraq deeply unpopular the drop favorability ratings united states widespread pew report said the share public positive view plummeted diverse set countries latin america north america europe asia africa the survey based responses people conducted may year showed even deeper mistrust trump percent surveyed saying confidence would right thing world affairs compared percent trusted obama both russian president vladimir putin chinese president xi winning confidence ratings percent percent respectively scored higher trump german chancellor angela merkel confidence rating percent scored highest among four leaders survey the countries lowest confidence trump mexico percent spain percent the two countries ratings improved compared obama russia confidence president surged percent percent israel rose points percent globally percent respondents described trump arrogant percent intolerant percent dangerous a majority percent also described strong leader the survey showed widespread disapproval trump signature policy proposals percent unhappy plan build wall border mexico percent withdrawal major trade agreements percent opposed plans restrict travel countries on positive side survey showed percent respondents positive view americans general and many regions world majority plurality respondents said expected relations united states stay roughly spite trump politicsnews