A recent survey reveals that most people in six out of nine Asian countries now doubt whether the U.S. is still a shining example of democracy. While India, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh still hold onto some positive views, countries like Japan, South Korea, Singapore, and Malaysia have grown skeptical, with Singapore and Malaysia showing the most disapproval. The shift in opinion is striking, as traditional U.S. allies and former colonies are increasingly questioning America's democratic values, r...