U.S. Public Opinion

A recent KEI-YouGov survey indicates most Americans support the South Korea-U.S. alliance and see crucial U.S. interests at stake in East Asia.

The U.S. government frequently criticizes China’s government for human rights violations. What do Americans think?

A pervasive pro-Japan bias in the U.S. has blinded Americans to the dangers of Japan’s far-right leaders – and reinforced enmity with China.

U.S. public support for Taiwan’s defense – as evidenced by a recent CSIS study – is also critical to deterring Chinese military action.

Most Americans view South Korea's COVID response positively -- but less so than countries like Canada, Japan, and Australia.

It is no longer politically wise to characterize China as a partner or friend.

Trump’s China policy is about domestic politics, and it has shown some successes.

Leaders on both sides are taking a more confrontational line, but are the people willing to go along?

The answer depends on who you ask – Democrats or Republicans.

Americans across partisan lines agree on a rivalrous relationship between Washington and Beijing.

A new survey hints at the (limited) impact of government policy on public opinion.