When he took the oath, President Trump promised dramatic changes at home and on the world stage. By Day 100, however, many of those sweeping foreign policy plans have yet to materialize.
Domestically, several high-profile diplomatic posts remain unfilled as confirmation battles stretch on. Trade negotiations touted as game‑changers have produced few concrete agreements, leaving businesses and allies in limbo.
Overseas, traditional partners are still waiting for clear signals on long‑term commitments. Analysts point out that ambitious announcements often collide with the realities of legislative gridlock and the intricate give‑and‑take of international relations.
With his initial momentum slowing, questions loom over the next phase of this administration’s global agenda. Will the coming months yield the signature deals once promised, or will the foreign policy playbook remain in draft form?
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