Donald Trump appears to push his way past Montenegro’s prime minister, Dusko Markovic, during a NATO summit in Brussels, May 25, 2017 (AP photo by Matt Dunham).
What Will Remain of U.S. Foreign Policy After the Disarray of the Trump Era?
Richard Gowan Monday, July 31, 2017
It is time to start making serious plans to reconstruct U.S. diplomacy once the Trump era ends.
The U.S. president has only been in office for six months. If he can shake off the specter of impeachment, Donald Trump will direct American foreign policy until 2021 or 2025. But it is now utterly clear that he will leave the international system, at the very best, in disarray. The only really intriguing question about his remaining time in the White House is whether or not the U.S. will enter into a major war due to his miscalculations. ...