Global leaders anticipate stronger ties with US under Trump presidency

newsweek.com

Donald Trump's return to the presidency may shift U.S. foreign policy towards closer ties with populist and authoritarian leaders. This marks a departure from previous engagement with liberal democracies and international organizations. Leaders like Vladimir Putin of Russia, Narendra Modi of India, and Viktor Orban of Hungary could benefit from Trump's approach. They may find opportunities to advance their agendas, which often diverge from democratic norms. Trump's election could lead to a recalibration of U.S. relationships, focusing more on transactional alliances rather than human rights. This change may impact how the U.S. interacts with both allies and adversaries.


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