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Trump's Hundred Days in Power: Foreign Policy Closes to Mainstream Politics

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US President Trump has been in power for 100 days on the 29th. Analysts believe that although Trump made a lot of "outrageous" remarks during the campaign, his diplomatic performance after taking office gradually tended to mainstream political opinions in the United States. However, it is difficult to determine whether this trend can be maintained for a long time.

Trump once said that after taking office, he would overthrow many diplomatic legacies of his predecessor, including tearing up JCPOA(Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action) immediately and reversing the normalization of bilateral relations between the United States and Cuba. He also said that he would move the US Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem and consider lifting the sanctions imposed on Russia due to the Ukrainian crisis. Now it seems that Trump has "reneged" on these campaign promises that deviate from mainstream American politics.

In addition, Trump recently changed his mouth, saying that NATO is no longer considered outdated, and a strong Europe is beneficial to the United States. He has predicted many times before that other EU countries will follow Britain and choose to leave the EU.

American analysts generally believe that at present, Trump's foreign policy is moving closer to mainstream American politics.

In an interview with the media this month, former US President George W. Bush commented on Trump's foreign policy shift, saying that the reality he faced as president would reverse his isolationist views as a candidate.

In addition to the real pressure, the "reshuffle" of Trump's diplomatic advisory group is also a major reason. Recently, Stephen Bannon, Trump's chief adviser and chief strategist, was removed from the National Security Council.