Here is a look at the foreign policy proposals Trump has pledged to advance once he takes office on Monday:
Trump has said that under his presidency, the United States will fundamentally rethink “NATO’s purpose and NATO’s mission.”
Trump has indicated that Kyiv may have to cede some territory to reach a peace agreement, a position backed by his key advisers. While there is no fully fleshed-out Trump peace plan, most of his key aides favor taking NATO membership off the table for Ukraine as part of any peace agreement, at least for the foreseeable future. They also broadly support freezing the battle lines at their prevailing location.
TERRITORIAL EXPANSION
But Trump’s designs on the world’s largest island have not abated. During a January press conference, Trump refused to rule out invading Greenland, portraying the island as crucial for U.S. national security interests. Trump has also threatened to seize the Panama Canal in recent weeks, blaming Panama for overcharging vessels that transit the key shipping route. Trump has also mused about turning Canada into a U.S. state, though advisers have privately portrayed his comments regarding the United States’ northern neighbor as an example of trolling, rather than a true geopolitical ambition.
Trump frequently threatens to impose major new tariffs or trade restrictions on China, as well as on many close allies.
Trump has called for an end to China’s most favored nation status, a designation that generally lowers trade barriers between nations. He has vowed to enact “aggressive new restrictions on Chinese ownership of any vital infrastructure in the United States,“ and the official Republican Party platform calls for banning Chinese ownership of American real estate.
MEXICO, CANADA AND NARCOTICS
He has said he would deploy the U.S. Navy to enforce a blockade against the cartels and would invoke the Alien Enemies Act to deport drug dealers and gang members in the United States.
The Republican Party platform also calls for moving thousands of troops deployed overseas to the U.S.-Mexico border to battle illegal immigration.
Trump’s Middle East envoy-designate, Steve Witkoff, worked closely alongside officials in the administration of Democratic President Joe Biden to hash out the peace deal announced earlier in January between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas. Sources close to the talks said he applied significant pressure on both sides to strike an accord quickly, though the precise details of his involvement are still coming out in the press.
IRAN
The maximum pressure campaign sought to use vigorous sanctions to strangle Iran’s economy and force the country to negotiate a deal that would hobble its nuclear and ballistic weapons programs.
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MISSILE DEFENSE
In the Republican Party platform, the force field is referred to as an “Iron Dome,“ reminiscent of Israel’s missile defense system, which shares the same name.
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