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The Economist· 2025-08-20 12:01
In February Donald Trump’s net approval rating—the share who approve, less the share who disapprove—for foreign policy was two. It has since fallen steadily.Explore our presidential tracker https://t.co/4Zg6ZiFh4D ...
Fmr. Senator: McCain told Trump that “Putin’s B.S.”
MSNBC· 2025-07-09 01:07
US Foreign Policy & Trump's Actions - The analysis suggests Trump's foreign policy decisions are driven by ego and personal feelings, particularly his perceived relationship with Putin [2][3][6] - Trump's actions, such as potentially rearming Ukraine, may be a reaction to feeling insulted or humiliated by foreign leaders [4][6] - There are questions raised about who is truly directing US defense policy, particularly regarding decisions like halting weapon shipments to Ukraine [7][8] - The report indicates a disconnect between Trump's stated foreign policy goals (ending overseas wars) and his actual actions, which have led to increased chaos [16][17] MAGA World & Trump's Base - Trump's decision to potentially rearm Ukraine is causing anger within the MAGA base, who supported his pledges to end foreign interventions [11] - While some MAGA supporters may remain loyal, there are signs of splintering within the MAGA media ecosystem, with figures like Joe Rogan criticizing Trump's policies [13][14] US-Ukraine Relations - The analysis highlights the importance of US support for Ukraine, particularly through weapon shipments, as a key aspect of US foreign policy [7] - The halting of weapon shipments to Ukraine raised concerns among European leaders and within the US government [4][7]
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The Economist· 2025-07-03 10:04
Geopolitical Analysis - Brazil's foreign policy under Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is becoming increasingly incoherent [1] - Brazil's leader is undertaking ambitious initiatives that exceed the country's global influence [1] - The Brazilian leader is making no effort to build relationships with Donald Trump [1]
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The Economist· 2025-07-02 07:41
Bangladesh’s Nobel peace-prize winning leader insists his project is on track. On the economy Muhammad Yunus has good news. Yet his government’s foreign policy is denting ties with a once crucial ally https://t.co/SrdelomRC3 ...