First 100 Days of Trump Presidency: Foreign Policy

The transcript discusses the challenges President Trump may face in international relations, particularly with countries like Russia, Iran, and North Korea. It speculates on how Trump might respond to potential tests from international leaders and the implications of his foreign policy decisions. The discussion also touches on the impact of Trump's trade policies, such as withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and how these actions could benefit China.

What is the main challenge President Trump faces with the talks in Kazakhstan?

• The inclusion of Turkey, Iran, and Russia at the table

• The exclusion of the United States from the talks

• The focus on economic issues rather than security

• The lack of support from European allies

Why might North Korea see an opportunity to conduct a nuclear test during Trump's early presidency?

• Because of the strong support from China

• Due to the disorganized state of the new administration

• Due to economic sanctions being lifted

• Because of a new alliance with Russia

What is a major concern about Trump's temperament in handling international challenges?

• His tendency to avoid confrontation

• His over-reliance on advisors

• His lack of interest in international affairs

• His impulse to retaliate quickly

What was the intended purpose of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)?

• To promote trade within Europe

• To counterbalance China's influence in the region

• To strengthen military alliances in Asia

• To reduce tariffs between the US and Canada

How is Trump's withdrawal from the TPP perceived in terms of its impact on China?

• As irrelevant to China's economic plans

• As a minor setback for China

• As a significant advantage for China

• As a strategic move to isolate China