The Third Eye: Is analyzing Trump's Presidency challenge for strategic observers?

US President Donald Trump in his second term is beginning to attract criticism on three countshis pursuit of the idea of 'America First' was pushing the US towards 'isolationism', his focus on tariffs was adding to his image as a 'business leader' rather than a 'statesman' and his Presidency was getting marked for 'anti-liberalism' that ran counter to the historical American legacy.

- DC PATHAK

Does President Trump have the intellectual brilliance of a kind that enabled a leader to give the impression of his being 'unpredictable', 'arbitrary' and even terse to the point of sounding 'offensive' whereas in reality there was a 'method in his madness' as he towed a singular path for rectifying governance, controlling financial America, is seen in his engagement in an astonishingly wide range of international crises and negotiations in Europe, Asia and the Middle East.

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is pivoting many crucial diplomatic initiatives. He is catalyzing many negotiations and has not done too badly in sorting out things because of his willingness to do a course correction if the move ran into a dead end. Some of this was evident after he advanced the claim that he had brought about a ceasefire between India and Pakistan when the two countries were in the midst of a military confrontation following the terrorist attack at Pahalgam.