In just over three months, Donald Trump’s presidency transformed U.S. foreign policy, breaking long-held alliances and adopting an isolationalist stance. The administration disrupted global trade with tariffs and alienated allies while emboldening rivals. This significant shift has been described as revolutionary, leading to a crisis in U.S. foreign policy institutions. Experts like Ivo Daalder highlight the challenge in restoring trust once broken, illustrating the extensive impact on military, trade, and diplomatic relations shaped by Trump's executive actions. The first 100 days symbolized a breakdown of the Pax Americana framework established post-World War II.
Trump's first 100 days reshaped U.S. foreign policy fundamentally, breaking long-standing alliances and embracing an isolationist approach that destabilized global trust in America's leadership.
The rapid developments in Trump's administration reflect a revolutionary change in foreign policy, characterized by executive actions that challenge 80 years of established American diplomacy.
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