Terrorism biggest global worry for US, UK, India: Poll
Source: Money control People in the United States, Britain and India see war and terrorism as the top global challenges while Chinese are more worried about climate change, according to a poll commissioned by King's College London. In an Ipsos MORI survey conducted in eight countries -- Australia, Brazil, China, Britain, India, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and the United States -- for the London university, 62% of the Americans polled chose war and terrorism as a top issue the world needed to address. In China, only 17% of respondents cited the same issue, called national security. Asked what the top two or three challenges were for the world today, the Chinese named global warming and climate change, followed closely by pollution. War and terrorism ranked highest also in Britain and India, as well as Saudi Arabia. People polled in South Africa and Brazil chose it the least. The economy was the overwhelming choice as a national challenge for Americans and British. Eighty-tw