Most English are viewed as a security threat after Trump’s elections

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Most of the British, as President Donald Trump, who reminded the United States as a “peacekeeper”, looks at security as a “serious threat” and trying to win the Nobel Peace Prize.

Seventy-two percent of people said America has created a “very serious” risk for global peace in April. 36% of the last autumn last fall, Trump was elected, according to the latest English social relationship studies published on Wednesday.

Only Russia – 90 percent – was adopted as a larger threat, but also nominated from Israel and Iran, which arose from Israel and Iran, which is 67 percent of the United States.

Trump enchanted on a promise The Israeli-Hamas War and Russia have longened to overcome the occupation of Russia to Ukraine quickly, but since the second time began to work for the second time.

The survey reflects public perceptions before the Israeli-Iranian war begins and before the United States Started holidays Iran requires its nuclear sites, the initial ceasefire.

The National Social Research, which publishes the information, said that the Study Director in the National Research Center, Trump’s elections as a threat to America’s “previously noticed” levels.

The question was questioned twice since 2024, and in 2005 the United States was interested in the peaks at 47 percent after Iraq’s occupation.

Trump said that the promise of keeping America outside any new war and the “proud heritage will be peacekeeping” at a one or second opening address. He They have wishes To win the Nobel Peace Prize.

The most recent BSA survey was conducted between an annual investigation, which has been working since 1983, September and October 2024.

9% of respondents’ record – a survey was held in the decision of the British government Increase military budget – The question of the question is the last time in 2021, when it gives in 2021, it must be the most priority for additional state spending compared to an additional 2 percent.

Addario said they said that his relations had been deteriorating since the last year of his relations, long-term, global geopolitical situation.

Welfare to cut a law project and support the government’s expenses and the public support for taxing, although these ideas are still supported – 11 percent, 15 percent, respectively.

The proportion of people spent on disability benefits must be sunk in 2024, but in 2024, but it was four times higher than the share of wanting to cut it.

Sir Keir Starmer’s government has advanced with plans to support disability by referring to a decline among the working deputies block up the controversial welfare bill.

Senior Scientific Cooperation Sir John Curtice, Sir John Curtice, said he would try to create public services in a solid financial environment for the increase in data on tax rises.

“These policies have political difficulties and potential winners and losers, and often are often shouting.”