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'Leaders all over the world understand that Trump is only there for two more years & then he's gone'

In American politics, even presidential power has its limits. And now, the laws of political gravity may finally be catching up with Donald Trump's hyper-aggressive exercise of executive authority. Following what political scientist Ian Bremmer describes as the most consequential electoral reversal for a governing party in more than half a century, the president and founder of Eurasia Group and GZERO Media argues that the United States has entered a new political phase: the beginning of the end of Trump's ability to dominate the political agenda, at home and on the world stage.

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Trump meets with Putin's envoy while US. U.S. Announces New Peace Talks for Ukraine

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, confirmed on Thursday, November 5 that he met at the White House with Vladimir Putin's envoy, Kirill Dmitriev, but not with the Ukrainian representatives, who were also present at an event led by Melania Trump. Meanwhile, Jared Kushner announced that Washington will convene the first trilateral peace talks with Russia and Ukraine in Abu Dabi next week since February.

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Trump vs. Congress: The Battle of Power

For these mid-term elections, the verdict is without appeal: the Democrats are the great winners. Donald Trump lost his majority in the Senate in the House of Representatives. As early as January, he will have to deal with a Congress in the hands of the opposition, a cohabitation with the American.

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Was it worth it? The war in Iran and the subtle Republican break with Trump after fiasco in midterms

After the midterm debacle, Donald Trump and the Republicans agree to attribute the electoral barefoot to the war in Iran and the economic impact for the Americans. Inside the party, however, several point their finger directly at the president, while he seeks to disengage from defeat. Trump argues that "it was worth it" to open the conflict, but potentially presidential figures, such as J. D. Vance, Marco Rubio or Ron DeSantis, try to take a distance.

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