Abstract
Under Donald Trump's administration, American foreign policy's controversial and anti-traditional path has already disrupted decades of U.S strategy, conveying an extreme response from both allies and enemies. This steady decline not only confuses the close allies of the USA in Europe and Asia but also brings new insight to the growing and revival powers that the age of historic global dominance in the United States is over. The decline in US superpower status was, however, accidentally not due to "national below-reach," but through a gradual loss of power and authority including the sacrifice of power. Under Trump's administration, U.S. foreign policy is shifting the U.S. relationship with former friends and harming their potential to achieve the expected results.
Highlights
President Trump's two years in office have already shattered decades of US diplomacy
By placing a high priority on economic nationalism and national security, the United States has been transformed into "USA Alone." From a Long's (2018) perspective: Recent studies of US foreign policy show that the United States is on a path that will eventually put its global leadership at risk
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Summary
President Trump's two years in office have already shattered decades of US diplomacy. The sentiments expressed by both domestic and international media outlets were similar When it comes to delicate global issues, President Trump's "crudely threatening, aggressive and know-nothing approach to delicate global issues encircled the world from Moscow and the Middle East to Beijing, sinking adversaries and allies into a dark spiral of growing strategic instability," the Observer wrote in its review of Trump's first 100 days in office. In 2017, the Observer examined Donald Trump's foreign policy His foreign policy has been a failure and a mess in the past, as evidenced here. They argue that these accusations are unjustified and Trump's policies are just as typical as those of previous administrations. Trump's foreign policy direction was examined in a paper by Benkowski and Potter (Benkowski and Potter, 2017) in the following year
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