The Trump Presidency

The election of Donald Trump in 2016 and his subsequent presidency has been one of the most divisive in modern American history, with his policies and rhetoric leading to protests and political upheaval.

Trump has pushed a nationalist agenda, pursuing policies that have been criticized by many as xenophobic and anti-immigrant. His policies on trade, climate change and foreign relations have been widely rejected both domestically and internationally. He has also attacked the media and sought to undermine long-standing institutions such as the judiciary. Trump’s presidency will continue to shape American politics and the global order for years to come.

His presidency has also had a significant impact on the international community. His withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement and his threats of tariffs have rattled many countries, leading to instability in global markets. He has also sought to undermine long-standing alliances such as NATO and sparked a new arms race with Russia. His policies have created a climate of distrust and uncertainty, which will continue to affect international relations in the years to come.