US President Donald Trump has taken several important steps as soon as he took power, which will not only affect America but the whole world. These decisions of his can affect many countries including India. Let us know about those decisions which have become a topic of discussion at the global level:
US withdrawal from WHO
Donald Trump started changing US policies from his very first day and took the first big step. He pulled the US out of the World Health Organization (WHO) . Trump says that the WHO worked under the influence of China in the initial stages of the Corona epidemic and did not handle it properly. The weakening of America’s relationship with WHO can also affect India, because WHO works on many health missions in India and helps poor families.
A step back against climate change
Trump’s stance on the Paris Agreement is clear. As soon as he came to power, the White House announced that the US is once again withdrawing from the Paris Agreement on Climate Change . This step has been taken by the US to promote fossil fuels. This will not only weaken global climate change efforts, but countries like India may also face difficulty in meeting their green energy goals.
Tough stand on migrants
Donald Trump has also taken a tough stand on immigration policies . Along with banning illegal immigrants in the US, Trump has announced the abolition of birthright citizenship. This decision can become a matter of concern for those Indians who dream of going to the US for employment or education. However, Trump also said that he has no objection to immigrants coming legally, but his stance can be a big setback for Indian youth.
Relations with China
Although there are many disputes between the US and China, Trump has still invited the Chinese President to his swearing-in ceremony. Also, the owner of China’s leading company TikTok also attended the ceremony. This indicates that Trump may take steps towards improving his relationship with China. This move may improve relations between the US and China, but it may raise concerns for India, as rivalry between the two countries may increase in Asia.
