Trump’s North Africa: A Balancing Act of Alliances
Donald Trump’s foreign policy often defied traditional diplomatic norms, and his approach to North Africa was no exception. His relationships with Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia were a complex mix of warmth, suspicion, and indifference, reflecting his transactional approach to international relations. This article explores the dynamics of these relationships, examining the factors that shaped Trump’s policies and their implications for the region.
A Budding Bromance with Morocco:
Trump’s relationship with Morocco was arguably his most successful in North Africa. Marked by cordiality and mutual benefit, it culminated in the Trump administration’s recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara in December 2020. This
