U.S. Foreign Policy: How Will Trump Handle North Korea?

The video discusses the US president's unpredictable approach to North Korea, including potential direct negotiations and the impact on allies. It compares the current administration's policies with the previous one, focusing on sanctions and military options. Additionally, it covers geopolitical tensions in the South China Sea and the US's tough rhetoric on trade and security issues with China.

What is the potential risk of the US president engaging in direct negotiations with North Korea?

• It could lead to immediate denuclearization.

• It might destabilize US allies in the region.

• It would strengthen the US's global position.

• It would have no significant impact.

How does the Trump administration's approach to North Korea compare to the Obama administration's?

• It is completely different and more aggressive.

• It focuses more on military intervention.

• It is similar, emphasizing sanctions and deterrence.

• It relies solely on diplomatic talks.

What is a key challenge in the US's current policy towards China?

• Reducing diplomatic ties with allies.

• Strengthening military presence in Europe.

• Increasing trade tariffs.

• Maintaining a completely adversarial stance.

What has been the US's stance on the South China Sea under the new administration?

• Neutral and non-committal.

• Completely passive and non-interventionist.

• Tough rhetoric with increased military patrols.

• Focused on economic partnerships.

What is the expected outcome of the US's tough rhetoric on trade and security with China?

• A need for compromise on some issues.

• Immediate resolution of all conflicts.

• Complete isolation of China.

• Strengthened US military presence in Africa.