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Trump's Second Term: Foreign Policy Implications

Analysis of Donald Trump's potential foreign policy decisions in a second term, covering relations with Israel, China, and Russia, as well as the conflict in Ukraine.

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How will Trump's presidency impact the US-Israel relationship?: Trump's relationship with Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu is strong, but his desire to reduce US global involvement may limit Israel's options. The ongoing conflict with Iran will also require Trump's attention, potentially leading to increased tension.
What is the likely impact of a Trump presidency on the war in Ukraine?: Trump's stance on the war in Ukraine may lead to a deal involving territorial concessions by Kyiv, potentially pausing the fighting but posing risks to European security. Ukraine faces the prospect of needing to regroup and rearm while facing a potential withdrawal of US support.
What are the key characteristics of Donald Trump's foreign policy approach?: Donald Trump's foreign policy is largely unknown, characterized by a preference for strongmen, good deals, and reduced US global involvement. His first term saw events like the assassination of Soleimani and withdrawal from the Iran deal.
What is the outlook for US-China relations under a second Trump administration?: Trump's approach to China is uncertain, marked by a potential for conflict over Taiwan but also the possibility of deal-making to avoid trade wars. The lack of clear signals from Trump makes it difficult for China to predict his actions.
What are the potential consequences of Trump's return to power for the global order?: Trump's return to power presents both opportunities and risks. While it might force a reassessment of global alliances, it could also lead to unpredictable actions that negatively impact global stability.

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