Trump's approval rating in the United States has risen to 42%

US President Donald Trump's approval rating rose to 42%, which was his highest level since October last year. This was reported on January 5 by Ipsos and the Reuters news agency.

"Trump's approval rating is 42%, higher than in the December poll, when it was 39%, and his highest since October," the agency said in a statement.

The survey also showed that a third of respondents approve of the US strikes on Venezuela, while 72% are concerned about the possible excessive involvement of the country in the affairs of the region. The study was conducted on January 4-5 among 1,248 American adults, with a margin of error of about three percentage points.

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Earlier, on December 9, it was reported that the Politico newspaper included Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in the top 5 most influential leaders influencing Europe. At the same time, Trump topped the rating, and Putin took the fifth place. The publication noted that the actions of the Russian leader "make Europeans tremble" and force them to reconsider policy, while Trump is called an unpredictable and dominant partner whose decisions "can turn the continent over overnight."

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