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Reshaping the global discourse

The Statesman Bhubaneswar

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March 26, 2025

Donald Trump's presence on the global stage has always been a subject of intense discussion, fascination, and, at times, apprehension.

- NARAYANAN KIZHUMUNDAYUR

Whether as a businessman, reality TV star, or political leader, he has consistently dominated headlines. Since his entry into politics, he has sparked debates worldwide, with his policies, rhetoric, and leadership style evoking strong reactions from allies and adversaries alike.

Many nations, including India, closely follow his actions, attempting to gauge the implications of his policies on global affairs, trade, and diplomacy. The question that arises is - what is it about Trump that compels the world to scrutinize his every move? Why do his policies, statements, and decisions create such a ripple effect across continents?

One of the primary reasons for the global focus on Trump is the sheer power and influence of the United States. As the world's largest economy and a dominant military force, American policies invariably impact global markets, international alliances, and strategic balances. When Trump assumed office, he ushered in an era of unpredictability, breaking away from traditional diplomatic approaches. His "America First" policy redefined international relations, leading to trade wars, economic nationalism, and strained alliances.

For countries like India, which had built a steady relationship with the U.S. over decades, these shifts meant continuous recalibration of diplomatic and economic strategies.

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