Trump promised 'no more wars'. His foreign policy tells another story

Donald Trump promised an “America First” foreign policy and pledged to keep the US out of foreign wars. But since returning to the White House, his administration has been deeply involved in conflicts around the world. From the war in Ukraine and threats to Greenland and Canada, to the US intervention in Venezuela, Trump's shifting approach to the Middle East and war with Iran, Vedika Bahl examines his foreign policy record since returning to office. When Donald Trump returned to the White House, he promised an “America First” foreign policy, pledging to keep the United States out of foreign wars and prioritise domestic interests. But two years into his second term, his administration has been deeply involved in conflicts and diplomatic disputes around the world. Here is a look back at some of the defining moments of his foreign policy since returning to office. Ukraine: A promise to end the war remains unfulfilled One of Trump's most prominent campaign promises was to end Russia's war in Ukraine, which he vowed to resolve on his first day back in office. But the conflict is now in its fifth year, and Trump's approach has been marked by dramatic shifts in Washington's relationship ...