What allies does the US have?

In most parts of Washington, U.S. treaty allies—including the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Japan, South Korea, and Australia—are treated as cornerstones of America’s global position. Polls suggest that most Americans agree. But this rosy view of alliances has two prominent sets of critics.

Which country has most number of allies?

The United States stands out to many around the world as the country their own nation can rely on most, according to a new Pew Research Center survey. Pluralities or majorities in around half of the 17 countries where an open-ended question was asked named the U.S. as their most dependable ally going forward.

What do allies do the USA actually have?

Mexico India (one of the largest economies where many American companies do business in) Brazil Israel (the Jewish state is America’s greatest ally in the middle east) Egypt Japan South Korea Panama Saudi Arabia and Iraq (through oil trade as America is the largest oil buyer of these states)

Which countries are allied with the US?

United Kingdom. Unsurprisingly,United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland tops the list as the strongest ally of USA due to their strong bilateral Anglo-American Relations.

Who are the Allies and the enemies of the US?

Top 10 US Allies were: Canada; Australia; UK; France; Italy; Ireland; Israel; Norway; Sweden; Germany; Top 10 US Enemies were: North Korea; Iran; Syria; Iraq; Afghanistan; Russia; Libya; Somalia; Pakistan; Palestine; While many of the enemies are the ones you’d expect, only 11\% of Americans consider China their enemy and just 9\% consider Cuba their enemy.

Who are Americas closest allies?

1) Canada. And lastly, the the privilege of being the supreme ally of the U.S. 2) United Kingdom. The two glorious nations share a common lineage, religion, language and institutional structure. 3) Israel. 4) France. 5) South Korea. 6) Australia. 7) Japan. 8) Germany. 9) Poland. 10) Philippines.