Trump's election victory signals potential shifts in U.S. foreign policy direction

Donald Trump’s recent election victory gives him a strong mandate to reshape U.S. foreign policy. Unlike his first term, he may now pursue a more isolationist approach, potentially withdrawing from NATO and reassessing alliances in Asia and Europe.

Trump's administration may focus on negotiating with Russia and China to end conflicts and reduce trade tensions. This could involve a grand bargain with Moscow regarding Ukraine and a strategic pivot towards Asia to confront China’s influence.

Alternatively, Trump might aim to restore U.S. global leadership through increased military spending and stronger alliances. However, his past relationships with authoritarian leaders could complicate these efforts and create uncertainty among U.S. allies.