Macro policies during Trump’s second presidency
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency, the Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar in a report examined the policies of US President-elect Donald Trump and wrote that the leak of some information and The news can be general indicators of the foreign policy of the future Trump administration, especially in Qbal shows Iran and China and how it supports the Zionist regime and interacts with regional wars.
The report adds that the president-elect does not seem to want to continue his official mission in the shadow of the ongoing war in the Middle East. advance Therefore, the freedom of action that Trump has delegated to the Zionist government to end the war is limited.
According to the available information, during his presidency, Trump sought to increase sanctions on Iran and impose more restrictions on This country’s oil will be sold. This was suggested by the American Wall Street Journal, citing informed sources.
The media of the Zionist regime also discussed Trump’s strategy for regional wars. The Zionist newspaper Yedioth Aharonot quoted Mike Evans, one of Donald Trump’s senior advisers, who wrote that he will give Israel a limited opportunity before the start of his official work as president to make a definitive decision about the war.
He adds that Trump wants the war in the region to end in the next 8 weeks, and Israel should fix the situation in the south and the north.
According to this Zionist newspaper, in this case, Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, faces rewards from the American government. among them will be the signing of a normalization agreement with some Arab regimes, including Saudi Arabia.
Foreign Affairs magazine also mentioned and wrote about Donald Trump’s policy of pressure on the most important strategic danger of America, China. Americans should reduce their dependence on basic goods imported from China during this period. Trump is expected to impose a 60% tariff on all goods imported from China during his new presidency, which will bring the two sides closer to the threshold of a complete separation between the two major economies.
Of course, some experts believe that this action can lead to tension in bilateral relations between China and the United States. It will cost American households thousands of dollars per year, and American exporters will also lose the Chinese market as one of the largest consumption markets for their goods.
