Midterm Shifts May Not Stem Trump’s Aggressive Foreign Policy Approach
A potential lame‑duck presidency could fail to curb U.S. President Donald Trump’s inclination toward transactional or risky foreign policy moves after the midterm elections, say Chinese experts. They also express skepticism about the anticipated surge of Democratic control in Congress, suggesting that even with a narrower legislative majority, Trump and his Republican allies may retain significant influence for the next two years.
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