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Welcome to The Week in Charts, where we break down Gallup's latest insights on our constantly evolving world. Here are the five insights you shouldn't miss this week: | 1. Crime Concerns on the Rise | | A majority of Americans now tell us that they worry a great deal about crime and violence in the country, a level we haven't seen since 2016. Women (58%) and Republicans (61%) have the highest rates of concern; geographically, the Midwest (59%) is the region with the most concern and the West (46%) is the region with the least. Read Article | | 2. France Decides … Again | | As French voters prepare for a rerun of their 2017 election, they are no happier than when President Emmanuel Macron took office five years ago. This election, Marine Le Pen has eased her anti-immigration and anti-EU rhetoric — but in an election focused on the cost of living and social protection, Macron could be facing a much tougher battle than when he faced Le Pen in France's last election. Read Article | | 3. U.S. Approval Falls Globally After Afghanistan Debacle | | As the U.S. ended its 20-year military operation in Afghanistan, we noticed a relative dip in U.S. leadership approval in the 70 nations we polled during and after the troop withdrawal. Despite notable improvements compared with the Trump years in most regions, including Europe, the heartbreaking images of Afghans desperate to flee Taliban rule and the violence and chaos may have taken a toll on how the world sees the U.S. Read Article | | 4. Extreme Weather Has Affected a Third of America | | In Gallup's first measure of Americans' experience with extreme weather, we find that about three in 10 have been personally affected by an extreme weather event where they live. We also find that the millions who've been affected by drought, hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, etc. are much more likely to be concerned about climate change and to feel that its effects are already upon us. Read Article | | 5. Views of Vladimir in Africa | | With the economic and food security effects of the war in Ukraine now being felt far and wide, we took a deeper look into the approval of Russia's leadership across African nations. Before the Ukraine crisis, the overall approval of Russia remained higher across Africa than the global average, with the highest ratings coming from West Africa. Despite that, the continent-wide 42% approval in 2021 was nowhere near the 57% the Kremlin enjoyed back in 2011. Read Article | | And that's The Week in Charts! Mohamed Younis Editor-in-Chief Gallup A forward is the best compliment. Tell a friend to sign up for The Week in Charts here. | | |
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