Donald Trump’s foreign policy is not a temporary deviation, but a sign of what is to come
By Igor Zevelev , political analyst
US President Donald Trump’s approach to foreign policy is often dismissed as chaotic or erratic. In reality, it reflects a deeper shift that is unlikely to disappear when he leaves office. Beneath the surface lies a consistent worldview, one shaped by populism and nationalism, that’s steadily gaining ground, both within the United States and globally.
This shift is already reshaping long-standing institutions. Nowhere is this more visible than in Washington’s relationship with its European allies.
For decades, US foreign…
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