Donald Trump Foreign Policy

Donald Trump's foreign policy
18 | Janeiro | 2018

Since early in the campaign, Donald Trump made several statements on changing the United States foreign policy. Albeit his suspension of the internationalist tradition and the disdain for traditional alliances, his foreign policy has been far less radical than expected.

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Resources
Full Transcript and Video: Trump’s Speech on Afghanistan [21/08/2017]
The New York Times

What has President Trump said about your country in his first 100 days? [27/04/2017]
BBC

President Trump’s first 100 days. In his words and ours [24/04/2017]
The Washington Post

The United States and Turkey: Friends, enemies, or only interests? [April 2017]
Aslı Aydıntaşbaş, Kemal Kirişci, The Brookings Institution

America's Way Ahead in Syria [March 2017]
Jennifer Cafarella, Kimberly Kagan, Frederick W. Kagan, Institute for the Study of War

America’s International Role Under Donald Trump [18/01/2017]
Chatham House

Opinions & Analysis
Is Trump a Normal Foreign Policy President? [18/01/2018]
Elizabeth N., Foreign Affairs

Trump vuelve de Asia con las manos vacías [16/11/2017]
Marcos Suárez Sipmann, Estudios de Política Exterior

The Five Greatest U.S. Foreign Policy Presidents [03/11/2017]
Akhilesh Pillalamarri, The American Conservative

The Center Cannot Hold: Continuity and Change in Donald Trump’s Foreign Policy [01/11/2017]
James Benkowski and A. Bradley Potter, War on the Rocks

Tillerson’s Views on India Defy Trump’s Incoherent Foreign Policy [24/10/2017]
Manpreet S. Anand, Foreign Policy

Trump's Afghanistan Strategy Begins to Fall Apart[24/10/2017]
Rashmee Roshan Lall, The National

The Trump Doctrine [17/10/2017]
Thomas L. Friedman, The New York Times

Trump’s Foreign Policy Is Neither Strategic nor Competent [17/10/2017]
Richard Sokolsky & Aaron David Miller, CNN

Hey, Foreign Leaders: Here’s What You Need to Know About Trump[17/10/2017]
David Ignatius, The Washington Post

Trump is about to make the defining mistake of his foreign policy [13/10/2017]
Vali Nasr, Washington Post

Trump's Nuclear Meltdown [12/10/2017]
Fred Kaplan, Slate

Inside Trump’s Head: An Exclusive Interview With the President, And The Single Theory That Explains Everything
Randall Lane, Forbes

The real problem with Trump’s foreign policy plans? He may not have any. [11/10/2017]
David Ignatius, Washington Post

Trump Needs to Spell Out His Strategy for Africa—Before It's Too Late [09/10/2017]
Marcel Plichta, The National Interest

What if Trump decertifies the Iran deal?
Ellie Geranmayeh, ECFR

Trump on the Warpath [27/09/2017]
Jeffrey D. Sachs, Project Syndicate

Strategic opportunity lost?: Where is the White House on Southeast Asia? [25/09/2017]
Battes Gill, CSIS

Is A George W. Trump Foreign Policy Sustainable? [21/09/2017]
Robert Tracinski, The Federalist

Trump’s foreign policy: the revolution that has not happened – yet [19/09/2017]
Ulrich Speck, Elcano

When U.N. Envoy Nikki Haley Talks, Does President Trump Listen? [18/09/2017]
Somini Sengupta, New York Times

Time to Restrict the President’s Power to Wage Nuclear War [11/09/2017]
Jeffrey Bader and Jonathan D. Pollack, New York Times

Trump’s Global Democracy Retreat [07/09/2017]
Pippa Norris, New York Times

Democracy Promotion Under Trump: What Has Been Lost? What Remains? [06/09/2017]
Thomas Carothers, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

What Trump Got Right About Foreign Policy [28/08/2017]
Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy

Trump’s Conservative Internationalism [24/08/2017]
Henry Nau, National Review

Trump shifted gears on Afghanistan — but what role do foreign policy advisers play? Here’s what the research says [23/08/2017]
Elizabeth N. Saunder, Washington Post

Trump's Afghan Strategy Isn't to Win, But to Not Lose [23/08/2017]
David Ignatius, Washington Post

Trump's Afghanistan Policy and the Gulf [23/08/2017]
Simon Henderson, Washington Institute for Near East Policy

Trump’s Afghan Illusions [23/08/2017]
Roger Cohen, New York Times

Afghanistan, Pakistan, and the Limits of U.S. Influence [23/08/2017]
Chris Clary, War on the Rocks

Mr. Trump on Afghanistan: More of the Same; No End in Sight [22/08/2017]
New York Times

Afghanistan Is Trump's War Now [22/08/2017]
Andrew Bacevich, Los Angeles Times

Trump's 'Obama-Lite' Afghanistan Strategy [22/08/2017]
Jacob Heilbrunn, National Interest

The Conflict at the Heart of Trump’s Foreign Policy [22/08/2017]
Robert Zoellick, Financial Times

Trump Lays Out a Winning Strategy for Afghanistan [21/08/2017]
Luke Coffey, Daily Signal

The Western World Order, According to Trump [25/07/2017]
Hugh White, Straits Times

Trump and the Impending Foreign Policy Crisis [24/07/2017]
Jeffrey H. Smith & Kenneth Yalowitz, National Interest

Have Sanctions Become the Swiss Army Knife of U.S. Foreign Policy? [24/07/2017]
Robert Kahn, CFR

Trump Team Repeating Obama’s Mistakes in Syria [23/07/2017]
Josh Rogin, Washington Post

There Is Not, Nor Will There Ever Be, a Trump Doctrine [22/07/2017]
Rebecca Friedman Lissner & Micah Zenko, Foreign Policy

President Mike Pence? [22/07/2017]
Stephan Richter and Bill Humphrey, The Globalist

What Truman Can Teach Trump [21/07/2017]
Walter Russel Mead, Wall Street Journal

America's Priority With North Korea Must Be Defending Itself [21/07/2017]
Michael Auslin, Hill

Arabs and Africans still see hope in President Trump [20/07/2017]
Ahmed Charai, The Hill

Trump's Zig-Zag China Policy Is Confusing U.S. Allies [19/07/2017]
Dennis P. Halpin, The National Interest

The Global Consequences of Trump’s Incompetence[18/07/2017]
Stephen M. Walt, Foreign Policy

Trump Is Stuck With Obama's Iran Deal[18/07/2017]
Fred Kaplan, Slate

Trump has no long-term foreign policy vision. Here’s how that’s hurting America. [17/07/2017]
Henry Farrel, Washington Post

Trump’s extraordinary surrender of power [10/07/2017]
Robert J. Samuelson, Washington Post

Trump’s behavior is the biggest threat to U.S. national security [10/07/2017]
Lawrence Summers, Washington Post

Why Trump's foreign policy is dangerous [10/07/2017]
Hillary Mann Leverett, Al Jazeera

Trump’s Nationalists Triumphant After Europe Trip [09/07/2017]
Michael Crowley, Politico

Trump handed Putin a stunning victory [08/07/2017]
Molly K. McKew, Politico

Trump in Warsaw: Introducing “Nationalist Internationalism” [07/07/2017]
Stewart M. Patrick, Council on Foreign Relations

Subnational Diplomacy is the Antidote to Trump’s Foreign Policy. So What’s the Action Plan for its Leaders? [07/2017]
Kevin Cottrell & Megan Doherty, German Marshall Fund

America’s Global Image [07/2017]
Richard Wike, Pew Research Center

Trump looks for a lovefest in Poland [05/07/2017]
Michael Crowley, Politico

Why Trump’s Foreign Policy Can’t Be Stopped [20/06/2017]
Aaron David Miller, Foreign Policy

Where to Go From Here: Rebooting American Foreign Policy [06/2017]
Richard N. Haass, Foreign Affairs

A New Truman Doctrine: Grand Strategy in a Hyperconnected World [06/2017]
Tim Kaine, Foreign Affairs

Trump’s silent surge in the Middle East — and the slippery slope to war [20/06/2017]
John Podesta and Brian Katulis, Washington Post

New Cuba Policy Helps Define Emerging Trump Doctrine [19/06/2017]
Paul Bonicelli, The Federalist

Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, ISIS, and Iran: Is "Half" a Strategy Better than None? [19/06/2017]
Anthony Cordesman, CSIS

Blocpolitik [18/06/2017]
Michael Lind, National Interest

Trump's Strange Retreat From Cuba [17/06/2017]
Michael Grunwald, Politico Magazine

The End of the Trump Administration? [15/06/2017]
Jorge Castañeda, Project Syndicate

America Needs a Foreign Policy That Doesn't Center on Regime Change [14/06/2017]
Amitai Etzioni, National Interest

Donald Trump Is Fixing America's Asia Policy [12/06/2017]
Joseph Bosco, RealClearWorld

Fixing Trump’s blunders on Qatar [09/06/2017]
Robert Malley and Jon Finer, The Washington Post

Is America Getting Sucked Into More War in Syria? [09/06/2017]
Ilan Goldenberg, Nicholas A. Heras, The Atlantic

What Exactly Is the U.S. Policy on Qatar? [09/06/2017]
Krishnadev Calamur, The Atlantic

Making the Middle East Worse, Trump-Style [09/06/2017]
Stephen M. Walt, Foreign Policy

How Trump Misunderstands the Middle East [08/06/2017]
Mohammed Ayoob, The National Interest

Trump just might be giving us the opportunity to make NAFTA even stronger [07/06/2017]
Alan Bersin, Belfer Center

US urges dialogue to ease Qatar crisis [06/06/2017]
Laura Rozen, Al-monitor

At last: The Trump Doctrine, revealed [05/06/2017]
Constanze Stelzenmüller, Brookings Institution

To Be Great, America Must Be Good [02/06/2017]
Susan E. Rice, The New York Times

Judy Asks: Is This the End of U.S. Leadership? [02/06/2017]
Judy Dempsey, Carnegie Europe

Trump’s Catastrophic Climate Decision Imperils the Planet—and Hastens American Decline [01/06/2017]
Stewart M. Patrick, Council on Foreign Relations

Trump’s Foreign Policy Reversals [30/05/2017]
Martin Feldstein, Project Syndicate

Trump in Jerusalem [30/05/2017]
Shlomo Avineri, Project Syndicate

A Trump-Putin Axis [30/05/2017]
David Leonhardt, The New York Times

For the U.S.-European alliance, everything has changed [28/05/2017]
Anne Applebaum, The Washington Post

Inside the Trump administration’s plans to restart the Ukraine peace process [28/05/2017]
Josh Rogin, The Washington Post

Trump's Trip Was a Catastrophe for U.S.-Europe Relations [28/05/2017]
David Frum, The Atlantic

The Trump handshake: how world leaders are fighting back [28/05/2017]
Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian

Trump Remains a NATO Skeptic [27/05/2017]
Thomas Wright, The Atlantic

Trump's big trip began well – but in Europe his flaws were painfully exposed [27/05/2017]
Julian Borger, The Guardian

Trump’s Triumph: A Foreign Policy Non-Disaster [26/05/2017]
Bret Stephens, The New York Times

Trump leaves European leaders scratching their heads [26/05/2017]
Carl Bildt, The Washington Post

Trump’s abandonment of NATO in Brussels [26/05/2017]
Constanze Stelzenmüller, The Washington Post

The Shrinking of the Presidency [25/05/2017]
Ana Palacio, Project Syndicate

How Saudi Arabia played Donald Trump [25/05/2017]
Fareed Zakaria, The Washington Post

For once, Trump stays silent about Nato unity – and US allies are disappointed [25/05/2017]
Julian Borger, The Guardian

This Is the Key to a Successful Trump Foreign Policy [25/05/2017]
Colin Dueck, the National Interest

Trump and Europe, trading places [25/05/2017]
Matthew Kaminski, Politico EU

Israel’s ‘Biggest Friend’? Not Quite. [24/05/2017]
Bari Weiss, The New York Times

What NATO Needs from Trump [23/05/2017]
Michael Mandelbaum, Project Syndicate

The president could learn “spiritualpolitik” from the Pope [23/05/2017]
John J. DiIulio, Brookings Institution

What Trump gets wrong about the Middle East [23/05/2017]
Mohamad Bazzi, Reuters

Donald Trump Discovers Muslims [23/05/2017]
Roger Cohen, The New York Times

The Trump administration's Iran policy is dangerous and flawed [23/05/2017]
Emma Ashford, The Guardian

The U.S.-Saudi Arabia relationship goes beyond Donald Trump [23/05/2017]
Bessma Momani, Macleans

Le retour en grâce de la monarchie saoudienne auprès des Etats-Unis [22/05/2017]
Benjamin Barthe, Le Monde

Why Donald Trump's 'Arab Nato' would be a terrible mistake [22/05/2017]
Rashid Khalidi, The Guardian

Trump's speech encouraging, but lacking [22/05/2017]
Kersten Knipp, Deutsche Welle

‘This Wasn’t a Speech About Islam’ [21/05/2017]
Mustafa Akyol, Wajahat Ali, The New York Times

The 'Muslim World' Does Not Exist [21/05/2017]
Zareena Grewal, The Atlantic

Trump Turns Politically Correct in Saudi Arabia [21/05/2017]
Peter Beinart, The Atlantic

Trump's tough talk on extremism weakened by backing for autocracies [21/05/2017]
Julian Borger, The Guardian

Who better to lecture Muslims than Islam expert Donald Trump? [21/05/2017]
David Shariatmadari, The Guardian

A Turning Point in U.S-Turkish Relations? [21/05/2017]
Steve Flanagan, RAND

Trump Begins His Religion World Tour [20/05/2017]
Emma Green, The Atlantic

Ignore Donald Trump's words on his foreign tour. Pay attention to his actions [20/05/2017]
Moustafa Bayoumi, The Guardian

Reluctant traveler Trump takes off on trip fraught with diplomatic dangers [20/05/2017]
Julian Borger, The Guardian

Trump en Arabia: negocios y guerra [20/05/2017]
Luz Gómez García, El Pais

Trump’s Loose Lips and America’s Intelligence Relationships [19/05/2017]
Kent Harrington, Project Syndicate

Trump Goes Abroad. Nixon Tried the Same Thing. [19/05/2017]
Rachel Bronson, The New York Times

Watch Out World, Trump’s Coming [19/05/2017]
Gail Collins, The New York Times

A Prayer for Donald Trump [19/05/2017]
Frank Bruni, The New York Times

Dear Saudi Arabia: Embrace Trump at your peril [18/05/2017]
Philip Gordon, The Wahington Post

Making Sense of Uncertain India-US Relations [18/05/2017]
Dhruva Jaishankar, Brookings Institution

Did Trump Commit a Crime in Sharing Intelligence With Moscow? [17/05/2017]
James Carden, The Nation

Are Trump’s Friendly Overtures to Autocrats a Break With Diplomatic Tradition? [16/05/2017]
David Vine, The Nation

Gulf seeks to change the US conversation on the Middle East [16/05/2017]
Faisal Al Yafai, The National

Can the emerging Sino-U.S. coalition stop Kim’s game? [16/05/2017]
Hitoki Den, The Japan Times

The US Will Never Win the War in Afghanistan [16/05/2017]
Katrina vanden Heuvel, The Washington Post

Alleged Trump boast to Russians could wreck the trust of America's allies [16/05/2017]
Julian Borger, Sabrina Siddiqui, The Guardian

Innocents abroad? Trump’s first foreign trip [16/05/2017]
Lex Rieffel, The Brookings Institution

Donald Trump Is Repeating Obama’s Errors in Dealing With Turkey’s Erdogan: But There Is Another Way Forward [15/05/2017]
Steven A. Cook, Council on Foreign Relations

Off to a Rough Start [15/05/2017]
Tyson Barker, Berlin Policy Journal

Regional consequences of Trump’s visit to Saudi Arabia [15/05/2017]
Talmiz Ahmad, Al Arabiya

Trump’s troubling South China Sea policy [14/05/2017]
Mark J. Valencia, The Japan Times

How US and UAE priorities are closely aligned [14/05/2017]
Hussein Ibish, The National

Trump promotes a 'pivot in Asia' [10/05/2017]
Thitinan Pongsudhirak, Nikkei Asian Review

Tillerson Didn't Say What McCain Said He Said [09/05/2017]
Ramesh Ponnuru, Bloomberg View

Commentary: The danger of Trump's mood-based diplomacy [08/05/2017]
John Lloyd, Reuters

Trump Wants a New Afghan Surge. That’s a Terrible Idea. [06/05/2017]
Douglas Wissing, Politico

Trump’s Meddling in Asia [06/05/2017]
Philip Bowring, The Globalist

What Trump Gets Wrong About NAFTA [04/05/2017]
Jefferson Cowie, Foreign Affairs

Trump, Bullish on Mideast Peace, Will Need More Than Confidence [03/05/2017]
Peter Baker, The New York Times

Why Trump Was Right to Invite Duterte to the White House [03/05/2017]
Ely Ratner, Politico

China record suggests Trump look elsewhere for handling Pyongyang [03/05/2017]
Grant Newsham, Asia Times

What might a Trump-Kim Jong Un meeting look like? [03/05/2017]
Ted Anthony, Japan Today

Five ways Trump has damaged democracy in the US and abroad [03/05/2017]
Brian Klaas, The Sydney Morning Herald

Could ‘Strategic Impatience’ Toward North Korea Be A Rational Policy? [02/05/2017]
Boris Toucas, The Diplomat

Donald Trump is learning a lesson from North Korea - and so are US allies [02/05/2017]
Peter Hartcher, The Sydney Morning Herald

A grand strategy for Trump? [02/05/2017]
Koichi Hamada, The Japan Times

Trump’s Friend in Manila [01/05/2017]
David Leonhardt, The New York Times

The Plot Against American Foreign Policy [Maio/Junho 2017]
G. John Ikenberry, Foreign Affairs

The Brilliant Incoherence of Trump’s Foreign Policy [Maio 2017]
Stephen Sestanovich, The Atlantic

An assessment of Trump’s first 100 days of foreign policy, from Brookings experts [28/04/2017]
David Dollar, Vanda Felbab-Brown, Steven Pifer, Bruce Riedel, Richard C. Bush, Kemal Kirişci, Dhruva Jaishankar, The Brookings Institution

Commentary: Why Trump should mend ties with Russia [28/04/2017]
Josh Cohen, Reuters

The irony of strategic patience with North Korea [28/04/2017]
Robert A. Manning, Nikkei Asian Review

Lessons for Europe From One Hundred Days of Trump [28/04/2017]
Erik Brattberg, Carnegie Europe

Could Trump’s diplomacy resolve his North Korea crisis? There’s hope [28/04/2017]
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian

Trump’s 100-Day Theater [27/04/2017]
David Rothkopf, David Sanger, Keith Johnson, Kori Schake, Foreign Policy [podcast]

There’s no Trump foreign policy doctrine, but there is a structure [27/04/2017]
Josh Rogin, The Washington Post

Four steps to winning peace in Afghanistan [27/04/2017]
Stephen J. Hadley, Andrew Wilder and Scott Worden, The Washington Post

We set a low bar for Trump. He still failed to meet it. [27/04/2017]
Michael Gerson, The Washington Post

A Grand Strategy for Donald Trump? [27/04/2017]
Koichi Hamada, Project Syndicate

Trump's Korean dilemma [27/04/2017]
Peter Sturm, Deutsche Welle

Beyond the bluster, Donald Trump’s foreign policy takes shape [26/04/2017]
Roula Khalaf, Financial Times

6 Things We Know About Trump’s Foreign Policy After 100 Days [26/04/2017]
Hal Brands, Foreign Policy

The Worst Mistake of Trump’s First 100 Days [26/04/2017]
Stephen M. Walt, Foreign Policy

The Cost of Trump’s Retreat From Rights [26/04/2017]
Jorge G. Castañeda, The New York Times

Donald Trump’s First 100 Days: The Worst on Record [26/04/2017]
David Leonhardt, The New York Times

Trump’s Asia team is missing in action [26/04/2017]
Josh Rogin, The Washington Post

On foreign policy, Trump has become — gasp — a normal president [26/04/2017]
Danielle Pletka, The Washington Post

Trump’s Diplomatic Deficit [26/04/2017]
Christopher R. Hill, Project Syndicate

Trump and China: Risking a Middle East Arms Race [26/04/2017]
James M. Dorsey, The Globalist

Trump's first 100: a chaotic discovery of power [26/04/2017]
Jerome Cartillier, The China Post

Seoul, US ready to 'punish' North Korea [26/04/2017]
Hwang Sung-hee, The China Post

So far it has been rough, and record is patchy [26/04/2017]
Nirmal Ghosh, The Straits Times

North Korea: Is a ‘grand bargain’ possible? [26/04/2017]
Ralph A. Cossa, The Japan Times

Trump has learned a lot. But he’s neglecting a huge part of American leadership. [25/04/2017]
Joseph S. Nye Jr., The Washington Post

Asia’s American Menace [25/04/2017]
Brahma Chellaney, Project Syndicate

Chaos and confusion, but some foreign policy wins for Trump [25/04/2017]
Peter Apps, Reuters

Amitai Etzioni on Avoiding War with China [25/04/2017]
Entrevista a Amitai Etzioni, The Diplomat

Iran: Trump’s punching bag [25/04/2017]
Shahir Shahidsaless, Middle East Eye

China's One Belt, One Road to challenge US-led order [25/04/2017]
Hugh White, The Straits Times

Between Kim Jong Un’s bluster and Trump’s bluff [25/04/2017]
Ramesh Thakur, The Japan Times

Our World: The agenda for the Trump-Abbas meeting [25/04/2017]
Caroline B. Glick, The Jerusalem Post

Trump’s border-wall fantasy is crumbling [25/04/2017]
Eugene Robinson, The Washington Post

Trump’s Foreign Policy: 100 Days of Global Bafflement [24/04/2017]
Aaron David Miller and Richard Sokolsky, Politico

America is experiencing ‘zugzwang.’ It needs a game-changer [24/04/2017]
David P. Goldman, Asia Times

North Korea won't bow to Donald Trump's threats. It needs assurances [24/04/2017]
Lawrence Douglas, The Guardian

Pence puts Trump administration on right foot with ASEAN [23/04/2017]
Kavi Chongkittavorn, Nikkei Asian Review

Instead of threatening North Korea, Trump should try this [23/04/2017]
John Delury, The Washington Post

The Trump team has a historic opportunity with Japan — if it can pull together a strategy [23/04/2017]
Josh Rogin, The Washington Post

Trump's Amateur Hour on North Korea [22/04/2017]
Michael H. Fuchs, The Diplomat

US and North Korea: the psychological war continues [22/04/2017]
Narushige Michishita, The Straits Times

America first, economic logic last [22/04/2017]
Gary Hawke, East Asia Forum

A (Global) March for Science Against Trump’s “War on Science” [22/04/2017]
Denise Feldner, The Globalist

Riyadh and Washington are growing ever closer [22/04/2017]
Hussein Ibish, The National

Trump’s Foreign Policy Is Looking Very Predictable [21/04/201]
Xenia Wickett, Chatham House

Trump Makes China Great in Latin America [21/04/2017]
Antonio Hsiang, The Diplomat

Trump’s dangerous ‘good cop, bad cop’ foreign policy [21/04/2017]
Kathleen Parker, The Washington Post

One powerful weapon to use against North Korea [21/04/2017]
David S. Cohen, The Washington Post

The North Korea-Trump nightmare [21/04/2017]
Nicholas Kristof, The Straits Times

The “New” Trump’s Lopsided Foreign Policy [20/04/2017]
Carl Bildt, Project Syndicate

The Coming Crisis With Iran [20/04/2017]
Trita Parsi, The New York Times

Trump’s bluster and bravado on North Korea will only make the U.S. look weak [20/04/2017]
Fareed Zakaria, The Washington Post

Trump is president. That's reason enough not to go to war with North Korea [20/04/2017]
Isaac Stone Fish, The Guardian

Why America wants to cosy up to Turkey [20/04/2017]
Alan Philps, The National

Trump Has a Foreign Policy Strategy [20/04/2017]
James Jay Carafano, The National Interest

For Trump, no qualms in embracing autocratic leaders [20/04/2017]
Vivian Salama, Julie Pace, Japan Today

How Washington hard-liners helped to create the North Korean crisis [19/04/2017]
Mike Chinoy, The Washington Post

The risks of the Trump administration hollowing out American leadership [19/04/2017]
William J. Burns, The Washington Post

How to Defuse the Crisis With North Korea [19/04/2017]
Joel S. Wit, The New York Times

Team Trump Seems Unaware of Soft Power's Punch [19/04/2017]
James Gibney, Bloomberg View

Is Trump learning to live with Iran nuclear deal? [19/04/2017]
Laura Rozen, Al-monitor

America favours strategic coercion over Pyongyang [19/04/2017]
Rashmee Roshan Lall, The National

Trump is turning into a pretty decent president [19/04/2017]
Sholto Byrnes, The National

How America Is Losing the Credibility War [18/04/2017]
Antony J. Blinken, The New York Times

US, DPRK must hold talks before it's too late [18/04/2017]
Zhou Bo, China Daily

Trump’s First 100 Days in Office: What’s Changed? [18/04/2017]
Richard Phillips, The Globalist

Infrastructure road to better Sino-US ties [17/04/2017]
Wang Huiyao, China Daily

‘Machiavelli would approve’ [17/04/2017]
Susan B. Glasser, Politico EU

Getting real with Riyadh [17/04/2017]
Daniel L. Byman, The Brookings Institution

The direction of U.S.-Cuba relations under Trump: An interview with Ted Piccone [17/04/2017]
Ric Anderson, Ted Piccone, The Brookings Institution

After the airstrike, what Washington should do next in Syria [17/04/2017]
Itamar Rabinovich, The Brookings Institution

With US and North Korea each testing the other’s resolve, is the world hurtling towards war? Not quite [17/04/2017]
Niall Ferguson, South China Morning Post

There's only one workable solution to the North Korea problem [17/04/2017]
Peter Hartcher, The Sydney Morning Herald

Can Trump defuse North Korea by acting like Ike? [17/04/2017]
Matthew d'Ancona, The Guardian

Is Donald Trump the man to promote peace with North Korea? [16/04/2017]
Mark Seddon, The Guardian

Trump more believable and moral than Putin? [16/04/2017]
Ramesh Thakur, Japan Times

Donald Trump is making the same deal with China that Barack Obama did [16/04/2017]
Tim Fernholz, Quartz

Trump and the future of Indo–US relations [15/04/2017]
Pradeep S Mehta, Kyle Cote, East Asia Forum

What the world has learned about Trump's foreign policy [14/04/2017]
Daniel Twining, Nikkei Asian Review

If Trump really wants to improve relations with Russia, he should persuade NATO to stop expanding [14/04/2017]
Michael E. O’Hanlon, Brookings Institution

Is rationality dawning on Trump? [14/04/2017]
Ruth Marcus, The Washington Post

The bombing of Afghanistan shows the US is led by a one-man wild card [14/04/2017]
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian

Trump’s Plan to End Europe [13/04/2017]
David Frum, The Atlantic

Trump's Comprehensive Demolition of Putin Propaganda Trying to Cover Up Assad's Chemical Attack [13/04/2017]
Anshel Pfeffer, Haaretz

Trump Plays the Trade Card for Help on North Korea [13/04/2017]
Walter Russell Mead, Hudson Institute

Trump Stumbles into Putin’s Syrian Backyard [13/04/2017]
Nina L. Khrushcheva, Project Syndicate

En busca del enemigo estratégico [13/04/2017]
Lluís Bassets, El Pais

Del invierno nuclear al calentamiento [13/04/2017]
Cayetano López, El Pais

A Grand Strategy for Trump [12/04/2017]
Daniel Byman, The National Interest

A Trump Doctrine? [12/04/2017]
Tom Clifford, The Globalist

Why Is Trump Fighting ISIS in Syria? [12/04/2017]
Thomas L. Friedman, The New York Times

¿Tiene Trump política exterior? [12/04/2017]
M. A. Bastenier, El Pais

Judy Asks: Has Trump Discovered Foreign Policy? [12/04/2017]
Carnegie Europe

Birth of the inept Trump Doctrine? [12/04/2017]
Tom Clifford, The Japan Times

Trump's Comprehensive Demolition of Putin Propaganda Trying to Cover Up Assad's Chemical Attack [12/04/2017]
Anshel Pfeffer, Haaretz

Whatever you think about Trump, at least somebody did something [12/04/2017]
Julie Szego, Sydney Morning Herald

Getting Real with Riyadh [12/04/2017]
Daniel Byman, The National Interest

How America and China Could Stumble to War[12/04/2017]
Graham Allison, The National Interest

Germany and Trump-America: back on track? [11/04/2017]
Ulrich Speck, Real Instituto Elcano

Washington’s Way to European Hearts [11/04/2017]
Tomáš Valášek, Carnegie Europe

Trump the War President? [11/04/2017]
Ian Buruma, Project Syndicate

The strike on Syria must herald a new Trump doctrine[11/04/2017]
Anne-Marie Slaughter, Financial Times

Russia needs American help to seal the deal in Syria [11/04/2017]
Dimitri Trenin, Financial Times

Syria Strike Follows Washington’s Failed Foreign-Policy Playbook [11/04/2017]
Katrina vanden Heuvel, The Nation

What Is Trump's Syria Policy? [11/04/2017]
David A. Graham, The Atlantic

Here’s Why U.S.-Russia Military Conflict Over Syria Is Looking More And More Likely [11/04/2017]
Fyodor Lukyanov, Huffington Post

The new face of Trump [11/04/2017]
Alexis Papachelas, Ekathimerini

Trump’s strike and the demise of a hesitant Obama policy [11/04/2017]
Turki Aldakhil, Al Arabiya

NATO’s top mission: Preparing for Trump [11/04/2017]
David M. Herszenhorn, Politico EU

Trump is reckless – but he knows he can't afford to antagonise China [11/04/2017]
Barry Eichengreen, The Guardian

Xi Jinping and Donald Trump still need to find a strategic footing [11/04/2017]
David Lampton, South China Morning Post

Donald Trump has finally realised he needs China as a friend [11/04/2017]
Alex Lo, South China Morning Post

China took a very different message from Donald Trump's Syria attack [11/04/2017]
Peter Hartcher, The Sydney Morning Herald

After the Summit: Where Do US-China Relations Go From Here? [11/04/2017]
Tuan N. Pham, The Diplomat

Trump and Kim Jong-un are a toxic combination that could have dangerous consequences [11/04/2017]
Heather Timmons, Quartz

Crouching Donald, paper tiger [11/04/2017]
Barry Eichengreen, The Japan Times

Trump’s Middle East Supporters [10/04/2017]
Barak Barfi, Project Syndicate

Trump got Syria and China right last week. That’s a start. [10/04/2017]
David Ignatius, The Washington Post

Decoding Trump’s Syria strike [10/04/2017]
Ramesh Thakur, The Japan Times

Why Trump’s missiles are shaking Putin’s home front [10/04/2017]
Mary Dejevsky, The Guardian

Trump’s red line in Syria [10/04/2017]
Niall Ferguson, The Boston Globe

Is Syria strike the beginning of a ‘Trump doctrine’? [10/04/2017]
Peter Apps, Reuters

5 Things We're About to Learn About Syria, Putin and Trump [10/04/2017]
Hal Brands, Brookings Institution

Airstrikes Don't Mean Trump Is Suddenly Compassionate or Strategic [10/04/2017]
Elise Jordan, Time

Trump changed his campaign tune at Mar-a-Lago last week [10/04/2017]
David Dollar, Brookings Institution

Xi's visit cements better Sino-US relationship [10/04/2017]
Shen Dingli, China Daily

When Xi met Trump: For China, mission accomplished [10/04/2017]
Frank Ching, The Globe and Mail

The Long Road to Trump’s War [10/04/2017]
Samuel Moyn, Stephen Wertheim, The New York Times

Trump’s foreign policy shake-up that wasn’t [10/04/2017]
Annie Karni, Politico EU

There Is No ‘Trump Doctrine,’ and That’s Okay [10/04/2017]
Noah Rothman, Commentary

Intrascendente gesto militar de Trump [10/04/2017]
Jesús A. Núñez Villaverde, El Pais

Eurasia is on the rise. Will the US be left on the sidelines? [09/04/2017]
Jeffrey D. Sachs, The Boston Globe

Trump’s strike against Syria doesn’t change the narrative [09/04/2017]
Anne Applebaum, The Washington Post

In Syria’s next big battle, the United States has a crucial role to play [09/04/2017]
Josh Rogin, The Washington Post

The most important economic challenge that China poses [09/04/2017]
Lawrence Summers, The Washington Post

Why are liberals now cheerleading a warmongering Trump? [09/04/2017]
Owen Jones, The Guardian

Washington is confused by Trump’s act. What became of America First? [09/04/2017]
Anne McElvoy, The Guardian

Opinion: summit was not quite the meeting of equals Xi would have wanted [09/04/2017]
Ankit Panda, South China Morning Post

What Trump’s Syria Bombing Really Means [09/04/2017]
James M. Dorsey, The Globalist

Trump’s Humanitarian Intervention in Syria Is Just Getting Started [09/04/2017]
Micah Zenko, Foreign Policy

Washington sees Iraq as front for Iran pushback [09/04/2017]
Omar Sattar, Al-monitor

How America has built a wall in just three months [09/04/2017]
Rashmee Roshan Lall, The National

Syria air strikes put Trump into uncharted territory [09/04/2017]
Hassan Hassan, The National

All the President’s Generals [08/04/2017]
Ross Douthat, The New York Times

A Strike in Syria Restores Our Credibility in the World[08/04/2017]
Tom Cotton, The New York Times

In Striking Syria, Trump Made All the Right Calls [08/04/2017]

Walter Russell Mead, Hudson Institute

Obama White House Lawyer: Trump Must Address Airstrike Legality [08/04/2017]
Robert Bauer, Time

Donald Trump, Inevitable Hawk [08/04/2017]
McKay Coppins, The Atlantic

Xi and Trump’s message from Mar-a-Lago: Yes We Can [08/04/2017]
Sourabh Gupta, South China Morning Post

A New Great Game? [07/04/2017]
Perry Cammack, Joseph Bahout, Carnegie Europe

US airstrike on Syria: What next? [07/04/2017]

David Mednicoff, The Conversation

Trump Enforces the 'Red Line' on Chemical Weapons[07/04/2017]
David Ignatius, Real Clear World

One missile strike is not a strategy [07/04/2017]
Fareed Zakaria, The Washington Post

How Trump can help cripple the Iranian regime [07/04/2017]
Reuel Gerecht, Ray Takeyh, The Washington Post

Trump and Syria: the entanglement begins? [07/04/2017]
Julien Barnes-Dacey, European Council on Foreign Relations

Donald Trump’s welcome show of US global leadership [07/04/2017]
Nicholas Burns, Financial Times

Trump's Foreign Policy Game[07/04/2017]
Roland Nelles, Der Spiegel

His emotions have been stirred – but Trump’s bombs won’t help Syria [07/04/2017]
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian

Trump’s airstrike: a convenient U-turn from a president who can’t be trusted [07/04/2017]
Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian

Why I support Trump’s Syria strike – Tim Farron [07/04/2017]
Tim Farron, The Guardian

Trump's senseless Syria strikes accomplish nothing [07/04/2017]
Moustafa Bayoumi, The Guardian

Around the Halls: What Brookings experts are saying about the U.S. airstrikes on Syria [07/04/2017]
Daniel L. Byman, Michael E. O’Hanlon, John R. Allen, Natan Sachs, Charles T. Call, The Brookings Institution

Frappes contre Damas : « Les intérêts économiques des Etats-Unis en Syrie sont nuls » [07/04/2017]
Entrevista a Gilles Paris, Le Monde

La tentación siria de Trump [07/04/2017]
José Ignacio Torreblanca, El Pais

This Isn’t the Foreign Policy Trump Campaigned On [07/04/2017]
Robert W. Merry, The American Conservative

The Riddle of Trump’s Syria Attack [07/04/2017]
Frank Bruni, The New York Times

The campaign pledge that could sink Trump’s China summit [07/04/2017]
Robert Boxwell, Reuters

Trump’s Appetite for Risk Spells Trouble for US National Security [07/04/2017]
Stephen D. Biddle, Fortune

Trump Squeezes Putin in Syria. Don't Assume That's Good. [07/04/2017]
Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg View

Trump Doesn't Need Congress to Strike in Syria [07/04/2017]
Stephen L. Carter, Bloomberg View

Donald Trump’s welcome show of U.S. global leadership[07/04/2017]
Nicholas Burns, Harvard Belfer Center

Trump’s Bombing of Syria Spells the Premature End of Détente [07/04/2017]
James Carden, The Nation

Too Many of Trump’s Liberal Critics Are Praising His Strike on Syria [07/04/2017]
Joan Walsh, The Nation

Sen. James Risch: U.S. Strikes in Syria Are a Turning Point for the World [07/04/2017]
Senator James Risch, Time

What US airstrike means for Washington’s Syria policy [07/04/2017]
Laura Rozen, Al-monitor

Trump’s change of heart on Syria isn’t reassuring, it’s profoundly disturbing [06/04/2017]
David Shariatmadari, The Guardian

Trump and Xi meeting is no ‘sunshine summit’: Column [06/04/2017]
Brett M. Decker, USA Today

Creeping Toward Crisis [06/04/2017]
Charles M. Blow, The New York Times

Donald Trump, Xi Jinping and a great power bargain [06/04/017]
Philip Stephens, Financial Times

La trampa de Tucídides [06/04/2017]
Jorge Dezcallar, El Pais

Why China’s Asian neighbours are so nervous over the Xi-Trump summit [06/04/2017]
Catherine Wong, Kristin Huang, Liu Zhen, Minnie Chan, South China Morning Post

Trump’s ‘America First’ Approach Abandons the Monroe Doctrine and Puts China Ahead [06/04/2017]
Evan Siegfried, The Daily Beast

Woodrow Wilson's Ghost in the Age of Donald Trump[06/04/2017]
Trygve Throntveit, Time

Can Trump and Xi Avoid War and Strike a North Korea Deal?[06/04/2017]
Graham Allison, Time

Xi-Trump meeting to clear many edgy doubts [06/04/2017]
Yang Yi, China Daily

Trump-Xi summit is a meeting of opposites [06/04/2017]
Alan Philps, The National

Role Reversal in the Xi-Trump Summit [05/04/2017]
Andrew Small, German Marshall Fund

The potential for progress at the US-China meeting [05/04/2017]
Richard N. Haass, The Boston Globe

President Trump’s Real-World Syria Lesson [05/04/2017]
Thomas L. Friedman, The New York Times

Navigating Great Power Rivalry in the 21st Century [05/04/2017]
Michael Mazarr, Hal Brands, War on the Rocks

A Note to President Trump: What NOT to Do in Mar-a-Lago [05/04/2017]
Elizabeth C. Economy, Council on Foreign Relations

Trump Must Not Treat China as America's Equal [05/04/2017]
Daniel Blumenthal, Real Clear World

China’s North Korea Game [05/04/2017]
John West, The Globalist

Trump and Xi Could Break the System[05/04/2017]
Michael Schuman, Bloomberg View

Trump’s Gifts to China [04/04/2017]
Roger Cohen, the New York Times

Trump’s Middle East Policies are Boorish and Belligerent, But Surprisingly Normal [03/04/2017]
Marc Lynch, War on Rocks

America and Egypt Need Each Other [03/04/2017]
Frank G. Wisner, Paul Salem, The National Interest

Donald Trump’s shock tactics on North Korea may just work [03/04/2017]
Ian Birrell, The Guardian

Trump y Hoover: nuevos tiempos, viejos errores [03/04/2017]
Enrique Feás, El País

It’s time to take a hard look at the U.S. relationship with Egypt [02/04/2017]
Robert Kagan, Michele Dunne, The Washington Post

How America is mixing up its approach to this region[02/04/2017]
Hassan Hassan, The National

Ventajas de un presidente loco [02/04/2017]
Lluís Bassets, El Pais

“México ha tomado más conciencia y colabora más desde la llegada de Trump” [01/04/2017]
Entrevista a Carlos Raúl Morales, El Pais

Our relationship with America is back on track [01/04/2017]
Hussein Ibish, The National

Trump’s foreign policy muddle [31/03/2017]
Brahma Chellaney, The Japan Times

Though politically challenging, new settlement curb likely a win-win for Netanyahu [31/03/2017]
Raphael Ahren, The Times of Israel

La frustración política narcisista [31/03/2017]
Francisco Martín Moreno, El Pais

Netanyahu reanuda el juego de estrategia con los asentamientos [31/03/2017]
Juan Carlos Sanz, El Pais

Can Trump Cut a Deal With Egypt? [30/03/2017]
Eric Trager, The Wall Street Journal

Recalibrating U.S. Strategy toward Russia [30/03/2017]
Kathleen H. Hicks, Lisa Sawyer Samp, Olga Oliker, Jeffrey Rathke, Jeffrey Mankoff, Anthony Bell, Heather A. Conley, CSIS

America First [30/03/2017]
Stormy-Annika Mildner, Claudia Schmucker, Berlin Policy Journal

Hard Power’s Essential Soft Side [30/03/2017]
Entrevista a Joseph S. Nye Jr., Council on Foreign Relations

Trump’s Real ASEAN Test [30/03/2017]
Prashanth Parameswaran, The Diplomat

Defrosting relations with Russia and debunking ‘grand narratives’ [29/03/2017]
Moritz Pieper, The Conversation

“Hay que domar a la bestia Trump” [29/03/2017]
Entrevista a Vicente Fox, El Pais

Trump Is a Chinese Agent [29/03/2017]
Thomas L. Friedman, The New York Times

Can Trump End the War in Syria? [29/03/2017]
Colin Kahl, Ilan Goldenberg, Nicholas Heras, Foreign Policy

Trump's attack on the climate will fail, spectacularly [29/03/2017]
Deutsche Welle

The prophets of Trumpism [28/03/2017]
Charles Leadbeater, New Statesman

La primera ‘no guerra’ del presidente Trump [28/03/2017]
Jorge Marirrodriga, El Pais

Comment on Trump Executive Actions on Climate Change [28/03/2017]
John P. Holdren, Belfer Center

Tehran starts to Grasp the EU’s Value in the Face of Trump [27/03/2017]
Cornelius Adebahr, Global Policy

Saudis jump on Trump bandwagon [24/03/2017]
Bruce Riede, Al-m/onitor

Congress Needs to Stop Trump’s Escalation of the War on Syria [23/03/2017]
James Carden, The Nation

Trump is not so Machiavellian after all [23/03/2017]
David Ignatius, The Washington Post

A Vision of Trump at War [22/03/2017]
Philip Gordon, Foreign Affairs

What Just Happened in Beijing?[22/03/2017]
Robert Daly, Wilson Center

La palabra devaluada [22/03/2017]
Lluís Bassets, El Pais

Los exiliados de Trump [21/03/2017]
Jorge G. Castañeda, Eunice Rendón, El Pais

A looming nuclear expansion [21/03/2017]
C. Raja Mohan, The Indian Express

How Trump Should Manage Afghanistan [21/03/2017]
Seth G. Jones, Foreign Affairs

China and America Need a One-Korea Policy [21/03/2017
Michael D. Swaine, Foreign Policy

Tillerson Bumbles Around Asia [20/03/2017]
Ely Ratner, Politico

Trump and Merkel Take Off [20/03/2017]
Sylke Tempel, Foreign Affairs

Trump takes allies back to 19th century global order [20/03/2017]
Thomas Wright, Nikkei Asian Review

El muro virtual de Trump [19/03/2017]
Kenneth Rogoff, El Pais

Un orden internacional propio [18/03/2017]
Lluís Bassets, El Pais

President Trump’s “Skinny Budget” and Peacekeeping [17/03/2017]
John Campbell, Council on Foreign Relations

Has Netanyahu really won? [17/03/2017]
Hugh Lovatt, Mattia Toaldo, ECFR

Merkel Heads to Washington for 'Delicate' Meeting With Trump [17/03/2017]
Joerg Forbrig, The German Marshall Fund

Trumpism is losing, again and again [16/03/2017]
Jennifer Rubin, The Washington Post

President Trump's 'Hard Power' Budget [16/03/2017]
Russell Berman, The Atlantic

Trump and Saudi Arabia [16/03/2017]
Madawi al-Rasheed, Foreign Affairs

America First, But Germany Second [16/03/2017]
Marcel Fratzscher, Foreign Policy

Water off a duck's back [16/03/2017]
Miodrag Soric, Deutsche Welle

No Trump cards for Moscow [15/03/2017]
Nicu Popescu, Institute for Security Studies

Prospects of US–German Relations under Trump [15/03/2017]
Gautam Sen, IDSA

El desmoronamiento de Europa [15/03/2017]
Ana Palacio, El Pais

Donald Trump y el fin de la historia [15/03/2017]
Domènec Ruiz Devesa, El Pais

Who will Abbas meet first: Putin or Trump? [14/03/2017]
Shlomi Eldar, Al-monitor

When Angela Meets Donald [14/03/2017]
Kenneth R. Weinstein, Craig Kennedy, Hudson Institute

Trump y Palestina [14/03/2017]
M. A. Bastenier, El Pais

Chancellor Merkel Comes to Washington as Germany Navigates its Relationship with the Trump Administration [13/03/2017]
Jeffrey Rathke, CSIS

Trump and Merkel Need to Find a Way to Work Together [13/03/2017]
Charles Kupchan, Foreign Policy

Is Trump planning a two-state regional conference? [13/03/2017]
Ben Caspit, Al-monitor

Trump’s Jekyll and Hyde foreign policy [13/03/2017]
Thomas Wright, Politico EU

La matrioska [12/03/2017]
Antonio Navalón, El Pais

Lady Liberty’s dimming light [09/03/2017]
Roya Hakakian, Politico EU

Foreign-Policy Elites Have No Answer For Trump [09/03/2017]
Robert L. Borosage, The Nation

Botched Yemen Raid Shows Risks of Trump's Approach [09/03/2017]
Leslie Vinjamuri, Chatham House

A Trump and Modi Bromance? [08/03/2017]
Andrew North, Foreign Affairs

The Putin-Trump era of Middle East negotiations [07/03/2017]
Shlomi Eldar, Al-monitor

The Palestinian Response to Trump [06/03/2017]
Dana El Kurd, Foreign Affairs

The Middle East's very own Trump supporters [06/03/2017]
Faisal Al Yafai, The National

What’s stopping Rouhani from reaching out to Trump?[06/03/2017]
Reza Marashi, Al-monitor

Trump y el populismo latinoamericano [05/03/2017]
Héctor E. Schamis, El Pais

¿Un nuevo Trump? [05/03/2017]
Carmelo Mesa-Lago, El Pais

El presidente Trump y su presupuesto de defensa para EEUU ¿de verdad un rearme histórico?[03/03/2017]
Félix Arteaga, Real Instituto Elcano

Increasingly loud US saber-rattling [04/03/2017]
Matthias von Hein, Deutsche Welle

Hagamos el muro [03/03/2017]
Juan Pablo Villalobos, El Pais

Want to Win Wars? Fund Soft Power, Trump’s Generals Say [02/03/2017]
Gayle Tzemach Lemmon, Defense One

A las armas [02/03/2017]
José I. Torreblanca, El Pais

The Trump effect and Japan [01/03/2017]
Ramesh Thakur, The Japan Times

Enter the B Team [01/03/2017]
Ulrich Speck, Berlin Policy Journal

A new Trump? [01/03/2017]
Miodrag Soric, Deutsche Welle

Trump, Taiwan, and the ‘One China’ Policy [28/02/2017]
Entrevista a Jonathan Sullivan, The Diplomat

High-Ranking Chinese Envoy Visits Trump's Washington: What's on the Agenda? [28/02/2017]
Shannon Tiezzi, The Diplomat

US should test Russia on Islamic State [27/02/2017]
Andrew Parasiliti, Al-monitor

Trump y el órdago al libre comercio [27/02/2017]
Federico Steinberg, El Pais

El mundo de Trump y Putin [25/02/2017]
Monika Zgustova, El Pais

Donald Trump has given the Mexican president the biggest gift he could wish for [23/02/2017]
Pedro Gerson, The Washington Post

Trump, trade and the EU: Two wrongs don't make a right [23/02/2017]
John Springford, Christian Odendahl, Centre for European Reform

McMaster Appointment Could Bolster US Line on Russia [22/02/2017]
Keir Giles, Chatham House

Trump and Israeli Settlements Expansion [22/02/2017]
Gautam Sen, IDSA

Don't underestimate Trump's new immigration rules [22/02/2017]
Michael Knigge, Deutsche Welle

Who are real losers of US veto at UN against former Palestine PM? [21/02/2017]
Daoud Kuttab, Al-monitor

The Worst and the Dimmest [21/02/2017]
Max Boot, Foreign Policy

Donald Trump Will Design a New Middle East [21/02/2017]
Stephen R. Grand, Foreign Policy

Japan-U.S. relations: Same bed, different dreams [19/02/2017]
Kent Calder, Japan Today

Trump también amenaza a la Unión Europea [19/02/2017]
Emilio Ontiveros, El Pais

Mar-a-Lago [18/02/2017]
Boris Izaguirre, El Pais

The two-state illusion [18/02/2017]
Alexander Kudascheff, Deutsche Welle

First Responders: Europe Reacts to “America First” [17/02/2017]
Jean-Marie Guéhenno, International Crisis Group

An appeal to the moderate Trump [17/02/2017]
Sven Biscop, Egmont Institute

End of Pax Americana [17/02/2017]
Alexander Clarkson, Politico EU

Russian media love affair with Trump is over [17/02/2017]
Juri Rescheto, Deutsche Welle

How 5 of America's Closest Allies Are Faring in the Trump Era [17/02/2017]
Ian Bremmer, Time

Cyr: Japan-U.S. alliance advances — with global significance [16/02/2017]
Arthur I. Cyr, Chicago Tribune

Trump and Netanyahu's White House vanity fair [16/02/2017]
Akiva Eldar, Al-monitor

More than words: Nationalism in Trump’s US and Putin’s Russia [15/02/2017]
Anna Arutunyan, ECFR

Trump Leaves China and European Allies Wondering [15/02/2017]
Volker Stanzel, The German Marshall Fund

Will Trump turn Rouhani into hawk?[15/02/2017]
Ali Hashem, Al-monitor

El imperio del caos [15/02/2017]
Lluís Bassets, El Pais

La UE frente a Trumputin [15/02/2017]
Andrea Rizzi, El Pais

Middle East too important for Trump treatment [15/02/2017]
Michael Knigge, Deutsche Welle

Why Trump’s Love Affair With Netanyahu Won’t Last [13/02/2017]
Aaron David Miller, Wilson Center

Bibi and Donald [13/02/2017]
Elliott Abrams, Weekly Standard

Treat Mexico as a strategic partner [13/02/2017]
John D. Negroponte, James R. Jones, Jeffrey Davidow, Antonio Garza, Carlos Pascual, Earl Anthony Wayne, The Washington Post

¿Colaborar con Trump? [13/02/2017]
Béatrice Delvaux, El Pais

North Korea is testing missiles - and US limits [13/02/2017]
Alexander Freund, Deutsche Welle

Is Trump's commitment to 'one China' policy a thaw in bilateral ties? [10/02/2017]
Entrevista a Jan Gaspers, Deutsche Welle

Can the U.S.-Japan alliance survive Donald Trump? [10/02/2017]
Laura Rosenberger, Chicago Tribune

Trump and Abe are Natural Allies [09/02/2017]
Phillip Y. Lipscy, The Diplomat

Las medidas aterradoras de Trump [09/02/2017]
Seyed Hossein Mousavian, El Pais

‘What happens to us?’ Why Sweden is so worried about the Trump administration. [08/02/2017]
Anne Applebaum, The Washington Post

Make North America great again [08/02/2017]
Vicente Fox, Politico EU

More Trump jolts on the way [08/02/2017]
Ian Bremmer, Nikkei Asian Review

Does Trump signal golden age for Israeli settlements? [08/02/2017]
Mazal Mualem, Al-monitor

How Trump will save Europe [07/02/2017]
Mark Leonard, Vessela, ECFR

The Threat America Is Neglecting in Afghanistan [07/02/2017]
Michael Kugelman, Alex Stark, Wilson Center