Marking the resumption of talks over Iran’s nuclear program, the Pew Research Centre conducted a major survey into how the world views the Islamic Republic.
More than 45,000 people were polled across 40 countries, with the end result being that a global median of 58 per cent say they have an unfavorable view of Iran regime, versus a positive view of 23 per cent.
A high proportion of people in the following countries have a negative view of the Iranian regime: Jordan (89 per cent), Spain and Italy (both 87 per cent).
In comparison in the US and UK the percentage of people saying they had an unfavorable view of Iran was 76 and 62 respectively.