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Donald Trump faces rising global and domestic resistance

A report by the New York Times indicates that the era of unconditional compliance with Donald Trump is facing increasing resistance from both international leaders and domestic U.S. institutions.

Internationally, European allies have declined to participate in proposed military actions against Iran, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected Trump’s Gaza plan. In the Middle East, Gulf Arab nations successfully pressured the administration to withdraw a proposal regarding shipping fees in the Strait of Hormuz. Additionally, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has reportedly resisted tariff threats.

Domestically, the resistance extends to U.S. universities, legal institutions, and bond markets. Within the Republican Party, Trump faces internal challenges; Republican voters have rejected endorsed candidates in 10 primary contests, and polling suggests declining support among the party base. While Trump continues to use social media to assert victory and dismiss these developments, analysts suggest that the widespread pushback marks a significant shift in political dynamics.

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Benjamin Netanyahu · Canada · Donald Trump · Kennedy Center · Lake Ontario · Mark Carney · New York Times · Republican Party · United States

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