When it comes to China’s relationship with the United States, few Americans see China as a partner (6%) and most Americans instead label it a competitor (50%) or an enemy (42%) of the U.S. pewrsr.ch/4dklbqv

Among Asian adults who have sent remittances, the most common reasons for doing so are to help with ordinary expenses (63%) and health expenses (50%). Reasons vary somewhat across Asian origin groups, education and family ties to one’s ancestral homeland. pewrsr.ch/4aXnU7K

At 81, Joe Biden is more than twice as old as the median American (38). The only countries that have a leader who is the same age or younger than the median resident of the country are Andorra, Montenegro, Ireland and Italy. pewrsr.ch/4biXNI5

Filipino, Indian and Vietnamese adults in the U.S. are more likely than other Asian origin groups to say they have sent remittances in the 12 months before our survey. Chinese and Japanese adults in the U.S. are among the least likely to say so. pewrsr.ch/3QuOqwR

Regardless of whether Asian adults are immigrants or born in the U.S., most have given to a U.S. charity. However, immigrants are more likely than U.S.-born Asian adults to say they have given to a charity in their Asian country of origin (23% vs. 11%). pewrsr.ch/3UgXTJa

For the fifth year in a row, about eight-in-ten Americans report an unfavorable view of China, according to a new Pew Research Center survey. Today, 81% of U.S. adults see the country unfavorably, including 43% who hold a very unfavorable opinion. pewrsr.ch/3UnjuQk

Asian Americans are about three times more likely to say they have volunteered or donated through a charity in the U.S. than one in their Asian origin country in the 12 months before our survey (64% vs. 20%). pewrsr.ch/4bnyIvJ

National leaders around the world range in age from 36 to 91 years old, but most are in their 50s and 60s. pewrsr.ch/3JFTtqH

Among global leaders, the median age for women and men is the same (62). pewrsr.ch/4blmDXY

Countries that Freedom House classifies as less free tend to have older leaders than those classified as free or partly free. pewrsr.ch/4dnJBzu

Who are the oldest and youngest world leaders? pewrsr.ch/4bnglXP

People in the religious groups that are most supportive of Biden tend to think Trump broke the law in an effort to change the outcome of the 2020 election. Most atheists (83%) say this, as do 70% of Black Protestants and 63% of agnostics. pewrsr.ch/4dhfz07

NEW: Who are the oldest and youngest national leaders in the world? At 81, Biden is the ninth oldest among 187 UN member countries examined by Pew Research Global. Trump, too, would be among the world's 20 oldest. pewresearch.org/short-reads/20…