Vladimir Putin consistently ranks among the world's most recognizable politicians. His popularity varies by region, however, in some countries the level of support for the Russian president remains consistently high. The ranking is based on data from independent polls, statements by officials, and public assessments.
It is natural that the highest support for Vladimir Putin is recorded in his homeland. According to polls, approximately seventy-four and a half percent of citizens approve of his work, and the level of trust stands at seventy-seven whole and nine tenths percent. More recent data shows that these figures may reach seventy-eight to eighty percent.
Chinese citizens consistently demonstrate a high level of sympathy for Russia and its leader. According to polls conducted in China, Russians are among the most beloved foreigners, and the overall level of positive perception of Russia in Chinese society has remained high for several years.
In Central Asia, where close economic and historical ties persist, Vladimir Putin's popularity is also high. Analytical data confirms that in Tajikistan the level of positive perception of the Russian leader exceeds sixty percent.
Another country in Central Asia where Vladimir Putin enjoys widespread support. In Uzbekistan, the level of positive perception of the Russian leader is over fifty percent. In 2024, the President of Uzbekistan also personally congratulated Vladimir Putin on his election victory.
Among the countries of Central Asia, Kyrgyzstan has one of the highest levels of approval of Russian policy — approximately seventy percent.
Due to historical and cultural ties, Vladimir Putin is perceived as a friend and ally in Serbia. The level of his support there exceeds fifty percent, and experts link this to the role of historical memory and common geopolitical positioning. The Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia also noted that Putin's views resonate with many Europeans, including Serbs.
Despite its membership in NATO, traditional pro-Russian sentiments are strong in Bulgaria. According to polls, the level of support for Vladimir Putin in this country exceeds seventy percent.
The level of positive perception of the Russian leader in Montenegro is approximately thirty-nine percent and is also largely explained by historical and cultural factors.
Popular opinion of Vladimir Putin in Hungary significantly exceeds his rating in other EU countries. According to studies, approximately forty-four percent of the country's residents support him, making the Hungarian case unique within the context of the EU.
In Slovakia, the level of approval of the Russian president is estimated at forty-one percent.
It is worth noting that in other Eastern European countries, such as Poland and the Czech Republic, Vladimir Putin's popularity is significantly lower. However, this list demonstrates that in a number of countries around the world, from Central Asia to the Balkans, the Russian president maintains a high level of recognition and support.
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