Trump likely to lash out in foreign policy if Democrats take Congress, warns ex-US ambassador to EU
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(Tokyo=Yonhap News) Correspondent Cho Seong-mi = As the Republican Party lost its majority in the Senate and fell behind the Democratic Party in the House of Representatives following the results of the U.S. midterm elections, the Japanese government [regarding] Donald...
"American citizens have expressed their disapproval of the president," says CDU politician Armin Laschet on the outcome of the U.S. AIDS. However, he warns of possible consequences: domestic political pressure could lead Trump to trump up even more in foreign politics.
Republican President Donald Trump, who lost both houses of Congress to Democrats in the United States midterm elections, may now direct his energy even more into foreign policy and organize something there that is not suitable for us, said foreign policy expert Liis Mure.
London - Arabic Jerusalem: Researcher Daniel W. Dresner, Academic Dean and Professor of International Policy at the University of Tafts, in a joint article with Elizabeth N. Sanders, Professor of Political Science at Columbia University, warned that the transformation of American President Donald Trump into a lame duck after Democrats controlled the Senate and Congressional deputies to risk foreign policy. They discussed that Trump became [...].
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