Most Europeans see Russia as an adversary, polls
LONDON - Most Europeans see Russia as an adversary after its invasion of Ukraine, according to a survey of more than 16,000 people in 11 EU member states. Europeans tend to have a more positive view of China, with a plurality seeing Beijing as a necessary partner. Russian "opponent" Two-thirds of Europeans now see Russia as an adversary since its invasion of Ukraine, according to a survey by the European Council on Foreign Relations, or ECFR, conducted in April. That is twice as much compared to 2021, the last time the survey was conducted. "Especially majorities in Denmark [74%] Poland [71%]Sweden [70%]Netherlands [66%]Germany [62%] and Spain [55%]think of Russia as an "adversary" to Europe - while only 37% in Italy and 17% in Bulgaria do, the ECFR report said. Future relationships Respondents were also asked about Europe's future relationship with Moscow. “About half of the respondents [48%] believe that their country's relationship with R...