Global opposition against US drone strikes: Survey

North AmericaGlobal opposition against US drone strikes: Survey

WASHINGTON: In the United States‚ a fresh survey reveals the Obama administration’s use of drone strikes faces broad opposition around the world.

The survey conducted by the Pew Research Centre‚ Washington in thirty nine countries‚ says that half or more people in thirty one countries have disapproved the US drone attacks against extremist groups.

The survey also covered another important question about the international public opinion on china’s rise as an economic power and on how it compares with the United States.

The findings show that people around the world believe that global balance of power is shifting and China may be eventually replace the United States as the world’s dominant power.

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