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Amidst global geopolitical tensions, a recent survey reveals that Americans do not consider Russia, despite its invasion of Ukraine, as the nation's top foe. Instead, the survey indicates that China holds the highest ranking as the perceived primary adversary, shedding light on shifting perceptions and priorities in U.S. foreign policy and national security discourse.
Even after launching an invasion of Ukraine, Americans don't consider Russia to be the nation's top foe. Rory O'Neill reports
According to the survey data, China is identified by a significant portion of respondents as the top adversary, with. . .
