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Global Survey: Top-Ranked and Least-Liked Countries Revealed

Global Survey: Top-Ranked and Least-Liked Countries Revealed

A new global survey has ranked 65 nations by net perception score, showing how countries are viewed abroad and why it matters for tourism, investment, and diplomacy. Switzerland and Canada share the top spot with scores of +36, followed by Japan (+34) and Sweden (+33). European nations dominate the top 15, while Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, and South Korea also earn strong positive ratings. At the other end, Israel records the lowest score at –24, with North Korea and Afghanistan close behind at –19. The United States appears among the five worst-perceived nations at –16. Nigeria also nets a negative score of –3, according to the latest Democracy Perception Index.

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hala

What factors do you think pushed Switzerland and Canada to top perception scores, and could these rankings reshape global tourism trends?

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kris

Are you considering economic stability or cultural openness as the main driver behind Switzerland and Canada's top rankings?

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kaka

It's curious that the top spots go to Switzerland, Canada, Japan, and Sweden, but the survey leaves out how lower-ranked countries compare in diplomacy.

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prince

I'm not convinced net perception scores alone drive investment decisions; other factors like political stability and market size probably matter more.

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jaruma

Companies and tourists should dig into country-specific details beyond raw perception numbers before making travel or investment plans.

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