Trump's diplomatic week shows power limits

An investigation by Reuters revealed that Trump's diplomatic week demonstrated the limits of his ability to impose results. He aimed to portray the United States as a power capable of reshaping the international system through his speech at the United Nations and his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. However, multiple issues, especially the Iranian file, exposed Trump's failure to fully assert his influence. The war against Iran has continued for seven months without a resolution, negatively impacting energy markets. Trump also faced resistance from allies regarding participation in the conflict. Additionally, the outcomes of the Trump-Xi summit were limited, with the trade ceasefire extended for only two months amid ongoing disagreements over Taiwan, trade policies, and artificial intelligence. This indicates that Washington does not possess all the tools of pressure on its own, especially as some sectors rely on rare minerals controlled by China. Trump’s actions concerning Ukraine, Russia, the daughter of Greenland, and other issues faced constraints. Meanwhile, international leaders expressed rejection of coercive policies and the use of force. Internally, there is debate about the war’s impact on Iran ahead of the November elections, with the White House insisting that the president is focused on achieving results and American interests, despite criticisms.

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