Donald Trump’s mood swings dangerous for world

The president has discarded the US’s traditional foreign policy by antagonising allies, cosying up to enemies, and then flip-flopping on a whim, writes John Lloyd.

Donald Trump’s mood swings dangerous for world

US president Donald Trump doesn’t practice traditional diplomacy. As in domestic policy, but with a thicker fog of ignorance, Trump treats each issue of foreign policy or engagement as a separate event, and reacts to it according to his mood.

This behaviour is unlikely to change. If it does not, and Mr Trump’s presidency continues, the world, including the important part of it he governs, will become more dangerous.

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