Survey Shows German Concern Over US Role in Global Peace
The poll, conducted by the Allensbach Institute in January for the Center for Strategy and Higher Leadership, found that 65% of respondents named the US among nations posing the greatest danger to world stability.
The results highlight a steep decline in Germany’s view of the US since Donald Trump began his second term in January 2025. In 2024, only 24% of Germans saw the US as a threat, a figure that rose to 46% in 2025 and has now reached 65%.
The survey also revealed growing skepticism about American commitments to NATO. Only around one-third (32%) of respondents believed the US would provide military support if Europe were attacked, while 35% doubted such intervention, and 33% were undecided.
Despite concerns about Washington, Germany still sees Russia as the primary threat to global security, with roughly 81% of respondents labeling it dangerous. China ranked third, with 46% viewing it as a threat to peace and stability.
The representative survey interviewed approximately 1,100 Germans between January 6 and January 19.
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