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The US midterm elections could tilt the balance of power in Washington and shape the remaining half of President Trump's second term. CNA's Rani Samtani explain…
The US midterm elections could tilt the balance of power in Washington and shape the remaining half of President Trump's second term.
CNA's Rani Samtani explains why this vote is important in America and beyond and where things currently stand.
The damage is already done, global loss of trust and goodwill. <br>The world can no longer believe the US won't elect another person like Trump, they can no longer trust they can purchase and use US weapons, they can no longer trust in trade agreements.<br>DT has proven that US is always just a single election away from chaos and breaking any past agreements
Both Republicans and Democrats ultimately want a prosperous, secure, and powerful America, even if they disagree on how best to achieve it. Consequently, efforts to counterbalance China's growing influence are likely to persist regardless of which party governs, leaving the rest of the world to navigate the consequences of this enduring strategic rivalry.