Trump's second term foreign policy likely to focus on 'strength' and 'deterrence': expert

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

74% : "Rubin acknowledged that Trump made some positive contributions to the global landscape, such as through the Abraham Accords, which he judged as "a positive contribution to the Middle East" along with Trump's handling of North Korea.
36% : "Trump never ignored the world, no, but what his foreign policy was focused on was America acting independently and unilaterally, and that I think is where there's a difference.
34% : Jens Spahn, a lawmaker of Germany's center-right opposition party CDU, told outlet DW during the NATO summit in Washington, D.C., last week that "we should not make the same mistake again" with Trump.
28% : He acknowledged, though, that Trump faced typical growing pains for a new president when he took office and was slow to begin some of his more effective policies, such as the "maximum pressure" campaign on Iran.
24% : ISIS THREAT RISING IN SYRIA, IRAQ AS US MILITARY WARNS TERROR ATTACKS COULD DOUBLE IN 2024Ricarda Lang, co-leader of the German Green Party, meanwhile, argued that Trump's vice resident pick of Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, left little doubt that Trump would "deliver Ukraine to Putin" after Vance said in 2022 that he didn't "really care what happens in Ukraine one way or the other.
21% : "Turning away from American alliances has put us in a hole that we're barely coming out of now, and, thankfully, Biden restored our alliances with NATO," Rubin said, adding that the deal to withdraw from Afghanistan, which Trump first brokered and Biden decided to uphold, "really put us in a weak position.
16% : "Trump's foreign policy record has remained a key point of comparison between him and his successor, President Biden, with many arguing Trump took an isolationist "America First" approach that damaged relations with key allies.

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