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At present, a game is going on in world politics which has surprised big experts from America to Europe. The question is beginning to arise that who is the real boss of America – the one sitting in the White House, or the one running his ‘government’ from Florida?
The recent development is so big and unexpected that it has raised questions on the foreign policies of many countries. It so happened that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called not current US President Joe Biden but former President Donald Trump… and that too twice in two days!
Why Trump, not Biden for peace?
This step of the President of Ukraine, which has been fighting a terrible war with Russia for the last several years and whose entire hope rests on American help, gives a very big message. The conversation between Zelensky and Trump focused on efforts to bring ‘peace’ to Ukraine.
This news has come at a time when Trump has recently claimed to have played a big role in stopping the Israel-Hamas war and is also going to visit Israel and Egypt soon.
What does this phone call mean?
This is not just a phone call, it signals a huge change in global politics.
- Zelensky’s fear or strategy? Zelensky has probably understood that power in America can change and if Trump comes back, he will have to maintain good relations with him too. It is also possible that they are disappointed with the delay in help from the Biden administration and are trying to put pressure on Trump.
- Jackpot for Trump: This is no less than a jackpot for Trump. Despite not being in the White House, world leaders are contacting him. It presents him as a ‘world leader’ without whom the world’s major issues cannot be solved. This is a huge victory for his next presidential election campaign.
Does the world no longer trust Biden?
From Ukraine to Israel, it looks like some world leaders are now reaching out directly to Donald Trump to solve their problems. The question now is, is this a failure of the Biden administration’s foreign policy, or is Donald Trump’s personal influence so great that even without being in power, he can dictate world politics?
This development is not just a phone call, but an indication that world politics is going to become even more unpredictable and interesting in the coming days.
North India Statesman