Art of the praise: Why flattering Trump is now the go-to diplomatic move
Summary
World leaders are using praise and flattery as a diplomatic strategy when dealing with President Trump during his second term. Leaders have presented Trump with symbolic gestures, like invitations and nominations, in an effort to build stronger relationships and influence him.Key Facts
- The British Prime Minister gave Trump a special invitation from King Charles III for a second state visit.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize.
- During Trump's second term, world leaders are showing more cordial behavior compared to his first term.
- Diplomat Kurt Volker noted that leaders see Trump as powerful and aim to ensure favorable decisions.
- Trump helped secure pledges from NATO members to increase defense spending by 2035.
- Many leaders have visited Washington to negotiate trade deals with Trump, more than under previous presidents.
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