Pew Research Center's Global Attitudes Project

“A new survey by the Pew Research Center's Global Attitudes Project finds that majorities or pluralities in 16 of the 22 nations surveyed express at least some confidence in Mr Obama's leadership in i…”

“In a spring 2009 poll, a few months after he took office, 93% of Germans expressed confidence in Mr Obama; a year later, 90% still feel this way.”

“more than seven in 10 giving him positive ratings in Japan, South Korea, India and Nigeria.”

“a stunning 95% hold this view in Kenya”

“Two-thirds of Indonesians express confidence in his international leadership.”

“In Turkey, Egypt and Jordan, a third or fewer have a positive opinion of his leadership.”

“In Pakistan, a country that is crucial to US security interests, only 8% feel this way, about the same level of support former President George W Bush received from Pakistanis during his last year in…”

“majorities in all six predominantly Muslim nations surveyed think the US could pose a military threat to their country some day.”

“majorities or pluralities in 16 of 22 nations say they approve of his overall international policies.”

“In all three Arab nations surveyed - Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon - more than 80% disapprove of the way Mr Obama has handled the conflict.”

“Among Mexicans surveyed before the law's enactment, 47% had confidence in the president; afterwards, just 36% held this view.”