Trump's First Year: Redrawing Global Maps

Donald Trump has completed his first year of his second term as US President.

He has been very disruptive, trying to change the names of places and increase America's influence around the world.

He has also been very focused on the US's interests, sometimes ignoring other countries' concerns.

This has made other countries nervous, especially about trade and security.

At home, Trump's actions have been divisive, with some people criticizing him for being inconsistent and using force in international affairs.

The upcoming midterm elections will be important in showing how much support Trump has and what the next three years of his presidency might look like.

For countries like Canada, Venezuela, and Greenland, staying engaged with the US calmly is seen as the best approach during this time.

India has also diversified its external relationships while keeping Washington closely engaged.

The relationship may be noisier and less sentimental, but it is also more grounded; shaped not by expectation, but by calculation.