US EditionTrump's Foreign Policy May Be Crude, but It's Realist
- Donald Trump is experiencing a decline in approval ratings for foreign policy, with only 37% approval, according to a poll by Reuters and Ipsos conducted from March 2 to 4.
- Criticism arose after Trump's confrontation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, resulting in Republican discontent regarding military aid to Ukraine.
- Democrats remain dissatisfied, with 86% disapproving of Trump's foreign policy, and 49% believe U.S. Foreign policy is going in the wrong direction, according to the poll.
- Senator Lisa Murkowski expressed concern over Trump allegedly 'walking away from our allies' and embracing Putin, a stance criticized by other senators as well.
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Dems stuck in a hole on foreign policy
In 2024, the Democratic Party ran a campaign that explicitly embraced Washington’s tired national security orthodoxy. Presidential nominee Kamala Harris campaigned alongside hawkish former GOP Congresswoman Liz Cheney and welcomed the endorsement of her father, Dick. Meanwhile, the campaign refused to distance itself from the Biden administration’s unconditional support for Israel’s war on Gaza or its failed Ukraine policy. The party’s platform …
US foreign policy challenges in a transforming world
Dr. Turki Faisal Al-Rasheed Last month’s meeting in Riyadh between US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov sparked a vital discourse on the future of American foreign policy, particularly in relation to the conflict in Ukraine. The talks underscored the urgent need for diplomatic solutions that prioritize peace over confrontation. While some analysts caution that hasty peace agreements risk undermining longst…
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