Donald Trump's victory in the United States could pose a major threat not only to the US, but also to the entire world, and to the fact that this victory poses a danger similar to that posed by the major terrorist groups, led by the Islamic State Organization. This fact was confirmed by a study conducted by the information unit of the magazine «Economist» British, which ranked the winner of the most popular candidate for the US presidential election Donald Trump ranked 12th in the list of dangers facing the world economy.
World War...Whet The Next
Since the announcement of his candidacy for the elections, Trump's remarks have been a heavy subject for the debate around the world. These statements are a warning of a new war between the United States and a number of major countries if the American billionaire wins the presidential election, forcing him to retreat in the past few days to improve his image at home. And on the international scene, after becoming the only candidate for the Republican Party # for the US presidential election.
A few months ago, Trump called for the downing of Russian fighter jets if they approached US aircraft. The US billionaire used a picture of Russian President Vladimir Putin in a promotional video as part of his campaign, which angered the Kremlin. China has had a big share in Trump's inflammatory statements, accusing it of "raping" the United States with regard to China's trade policy and holding it responsible for the biggest robbery in world history. He also accused her of manipulating her currency to make her exports more competitive globally, causing great damage to companies and employees in the United States, calling for a change in this reality.
As he gets closer to the White House, Trump seems to have become aware of the inappropriate statements he made during his election campaign, and today he is seeking to re-correct what his speeches, which some describe as "reckless", have destroyed. In a keynote speech a few days ago, Donald Trump pledged to improve relations with Russia after his election as president, stressing that "tension in relations with Russia can be reduced from a position of strength." Trump also said he would use US economic leverage to persuade China to rein in North Korea's nuclear program and invite two separate NATO and US allies in Asia to discuss "rebalancing" US material commitments to defend it.
