Trump and Nuclear Negotiations

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% : The ongoing political turmoil in South Korea and the admiration's tough policy on North Korea, the best option for Trump to engage North Korea could be via China route.
59% : However, his actions with NATO and the EU, along with his views on current conflicts, indicate that he is keen to shift how the US cooperates with the world.
55% : Only time will tell if Trump succeeds in reshaping the world order through nuclear negotiations.
54% : However, during his first term also he was keen for nuclear negotiations but could not do much.
51% : Probably, but that is typical of Donald Trump!
49% : With Iran he actually never looked for negotiations and withdrew in 2018 from the Iran nuclear deal, known as Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action or JCPOA.
47% : Trump feels that the talks with Russia and China could start after the ongoing crisis in the Middle East and Ukraine are over.
46% : In fact instead of starting negotiations with Russia and China immediately Trump should look for the low hanging fruit like Iran.
46% : However, all this will depend on the negotiating skills of Trump admiration.
45% : Is this because he is not interested in involving NATO in nuclear negotiations, or is he secretly aiming to maintain NATO's strategic balance?
40% : In summary, it seems that President Trump is pursuing two approaches: advocating for global nuclear disarmament, while simultaneously working on a missile defence system to protect the US from any nuclear attack.
34% : Trump has a period which is less than one year to undertake negotiations under this structure.
32% : Hence, this is an opportune time for Trump to start nuclear talks with Iran.
23% : Against this backdrop would Putin take Trump seriously? China has already indicated their nuclear arsenal is very small and they are not keen for any negotiations.
8% : Trump can also think of reengaging North Korea.

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