“Top 10 Countries That LOVE America – You’ll Be SHOCKED by #1!”

Relationship with the U.S.: Two neighboring countries, deeply connected economically, culturally, and demographically. Millions of Mexicans live and work in the U.S., building strong social ties.
Public Opinion: Despite political tensions over migration and trade, surveys show that over 60% of Mexicans have a favorable view of America.
Why Friendly: Family connections across borders, free trade (NAFTA/USMCA), and a shared popular culture.

Relationship with the U.S.: India has become one of the U.S.’s key strategic partners, especially in technology, defense, and the economy.
Public Opinion: Around 65% of Indians hold a positive opinion of America.
Why Friendly: The U.S. is seen as a model for technological progress and as an ally balancing Chinese influence. The large Indian diaspora in America further strengthens ties.

Relationship with the U.S.: The U.S. has heavily invested in Kenya’s economic development and counterterrorism efforts in East Africa.
Public Opinion: About 70% of Kenyans express favorable views of the U.S.
Why Friendly: American programs in education, healthcare, and development are highly valued. Many Kenyans view the U.S. as a land of opportunity and democracy.

Relationship with the U.S.: A key U.S. partner in West Africa, especially in energy and security.
Public Opinion: Roughly 74% of Nigerians view America positively.
Why Friendly: The U.S. is admired as a model for education and development. The strong and influential Nigerian diaspora in America also plays a major role.

Relationship with the U.S.: Since World War II, the U.S. has been Japan’s primary ally for security and development.
Public Opinion: Around 70% of Japanese people have a favorable opinion of America.
Why Friendly: Close economic, cultural, and military partnership. American and Japanese cultures are strongly connected through technology, music, and film.

Relationship with the U.S.: Strong allies since the Korean War. U.S. troops are still stationed in South Korea today.
Public Opinion: Around 79% of South Koreans hold a positive opinion of America.
Why Friendly: The U.S. is seen as a security guarantor against North Korea. American culture is also very popular among young people.

Relationship with the U.S.: The U.S. has always been seen as Albania’s most reliable partner, especially after the fall of communism.
Public Opinion: An overwhelming majority of Albanians express sympathy and trust toward America.
Why Friendly: The U.S. is viewed as the protector of Albanians, particularly due to its role in Kosovo’s liberation. It also represents the strongest model of democracy and freedom.

Relationship with the U.S.: Extremely close historical, political, and military ties. The U.S. is Israel’s biggest ally in all areas.
Public Opinion: Between 85–90% of Israelis express favorable views of America.
Why Friendly: Israel’s security heavily depends on U.S. support. The population views America as its most trusted friend.

Relationship with the U.S.: Poland sees the U.S. as its main protector against Russia and its strongest ally in NATO.
Public Opinion: Over 90% of Poles have a positive opinion of America – one of the highest rates in the world.
Why Friendly: Strong historical and military ties, plus U.S. support for European security, make this friendship especially strong.

Relationship with the U.S.: The U.S. is considered Kosovo’s savior, thanks to its decisive role in NATO’s intervention in 1999 and recognition of independence.
Public Opinion: Support for America is nearly unanimous, with over 95% of Kosovars seeing the U.S. as their closest friend.
Why Friendly: For Kosovars, the U.S. is not just an ally but a symbol of freedom, democracy, and the guarantor of their statehood.