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Of 24 countries surveyed on their opinions of the United States in 2025, 19 countries saw favorability ratings drop compared to the previous year. The largest factor influencing this change was the re-election of Donald Trump, who returned to office in late January. Trump's first few months back in the Oval Office saw a major shift in trade policy (tariffs), immigration, and international conflicts, which have greatly impacted foreign perceptions of the United States. Mexico, Sweden, Poland, and Canada all saw declines of ***percent or more compared to 2024, largely driven by the new Trump administration's changing policy on trade tariffs, migration, and deportations, and the Russia-Ukraine War. Israel and Nigeria both saw the largest positive change, and these were the two countries with the most positive overall view of the United States.