But buried within the report is a question whose answer has been almost unchanged since last year:
Overall, please say if you think each of these countriesThere is also an "overall impression" question, whose results are similar:
is playing a positive, neutral, or negative role
in Afghanistan now?
12/23/09 – Summary table
Positive Neutral Negative No opinion
a. Russia 22 38 31 9
b. Iran 27 29 39 5
c. Pakistan 9 13 73 5
d. India 36 44 13 6
e. U.S. 45 18 31 6
f. U.K. 28 31 31 10
g. Germany 32 39 19 9
Now I’m going to ask what you think about some people and groups.
Is your opinion of [INSERT] very favorable, somewhat favorable,
somewhat unfavorable, or very unfavorable?
12/23/09 – Summary table
----- Favorable ----- ---- Unfavorable ---- No
NET Very Somewhat NET Somewhat Very opinion
a. The Taliban 10 3 7 89 13 75 1
b. Osama Bin Laden 6 2 4 91 13 77 3
c. The U.S. 51 8 43 46 21 25 3
d. Pakistan 16 2 13 81 32 49 3
e. Great Britain 39 7 32 53 28 24 9
f. Iran 50 18 32 45 25 20 6
g. Germany 58 17 42 34 21 14 8
h. India 71 29 42 22 14 7 7
i. Hamid Karzai 82 55 28 13 8 5 5
j. Al Qaeda and other
foreign jihadis 8 3 5 86 19 67 6
The most popular entity here, after Hamid Karzai's 82 percent favorable rating, is India. And the most disliked, after the Taliban and Al Qaeda, is Pakistan.
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Is this blog moved/closed? Haven't seen any new posts for a long time.
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