Europe

Oct

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UncategorizedAmerica, Asia, Donald Trump, Europe, European allies, Kremlin, Kyiv, Moscow, Russia, Ukraine, United States, Vladimir Putin, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Washington, Western governments

Trump’s Diesel Deal with Putin: A Betrayal of Allies in Europe and Elsewhere

Donald Trump’s decision to strike a deal with Vladimir Putin to obtain Russian diesel — a move we can label, haphazardly, Trump’s Diesel Deal — represents a troubling reversal of American policy toward Moscow. At a time when Ukraine continues to defend itself against Russia and European countries are trying to reduce their dependence on Russian energy, Washington appears willing to weaken its own pressure on the Kremlin for short-term economic and political gains. The agreement, which Trump announced on October 9, 2026, involves Russian diesel deliveries to the United States and a relaxation of certain sanctions affecting those shipments.…

Trump’s Policies Push Allies Toward a New Global Order

Oct

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Opinions, UncategorizedChina, David Lammy, Donald Trump, Europe, India, Iran, Japan, Kurt Campbell, Mark Carney, middle east, Russia, South Korea, Trump, United States, White House, Xi Jinping

Trump’s Policies Push Allies Toward a New Global Order

As world leaders prepare to attend the annual United Nations General Assembly this Tuesday, the international system is undergoing a significant shift. Countries that have traditionally depended on the United States for security, trade and diplomatic support are increasingly looking for alternative partnerships, as uncertainty surrounding Donald Trump’s foreign policy continues to reshape relations with Washington and accelerate discussions about a new global order.The change is particularly visible among America’s traditional allies. Analysts expect Trump to focus even more heavily on foreign policy if the November midterm elections leave Congress divided and limit his ability to pursue domestic initiatives. Former…