(AXIOS) Most people across 14 wealthy countries surveyed by Pew tend to think their country has handled the pandemic well — and in Denmark and Australia that view is near-universal.
The flipside: There are two exceptions to the generally positive outlook: the U.S. and U.K. Americans were also by far the most likely to say the pandemic has divided their country (77%), rather than uniting it (18%).
Even in hard-hit countries like Italy and Belgium, which has the world’s highest population-adjusted death rate, views are generally positive.