Donald Trump achievements: Foreign policy (2020)
- Main article: Donald Trump achievements: Foreign policy
This article is a list of achievements by U.S. President Donald Trump, his administration, and Congress related to his foreign policy in 2020.
In 2020, President Trump continued making bold foreign policy decisions that diverged from the establishment and previous administrations.[1]
For foreign policy achievements related to trade policy, see Donald Trump achievements: Trade policy. For foreign policy achievements related to environmental policy, see Donald Trump achievements: Energy and environmental policy. For military operations targeting terrorist groups and individuals, see Donald Trump achievements: Military, national security, and anti-terrorism.
Contents
Executive actions, 2020
Latin America
President Trump took actions related to Latin America and various Latin American countries:
- Actions regarding Cuba:[2]
- January 2, 2020—The U.S. imposed sanctions on Cuba's defense minister for his support for Venezuela and for human rights violations.[3]
- Actions regarding Venezuela:
- January 13, 2020—The U.S. blacklisted seven Venezuelan officials who played a role in the takeover of the country's democratically-elected legislature.[5]
- February 18, 2020—In a pro-freedom effort, the Trump administration imposed sanctions on a Russian oil company for helping Nicolas Maduro's socialist regime.[6]
China
The Trump Administration continued taking a tough stance against China.[8] It also supported Taiwan, as seen in its congratulating the country for re-electing its anti-Communist president.[9]
- March 2, 2020—The Trump Administration restricted the number of journalists for the CCP state media that are allowed to enter the United States.[10]
- May 21, 2020—In a move to the disdain of China, the Trump Administration approved a large arms sale to Taiwan, which included torpedoes.[11]
- June 3, 2020—It was reported that the U.S. moved to impose restrictions on CCP propaganda outlets, including CCTV.[12]
- June 17, 2020—President Trump signed a sanctions bill targeting Chinese officials over human rights abuses in regards to the treatment of Uighur Muslims.[13]
- June 26, 2020—Secretary of State Mike Pompeo imposed visa restrictions on CCP officials over tensions in Hong Kong.[14]
- July 14, 2020—President Trump signed legislation that would impose sanctions on anyone assisting China in their crackdown on Hong Kong.[15]
- July 15, 2020—The Trump Administration imposed visa restrictions on those working for the Chinese company Huawei, citing the latter's complicity in human rights abuses.[16]
- July 21, 2020—The Department of Commerce sanctioned 11 Chinese companies over their assistance of the CCP's human rights violations.[17]
- July 31, 2020—Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced sanctions to be imposed against a Chinese parliamentary group over abuses of Uighur Muslims.[18]
- August 7, 2020—The Department of the Treasury slapped sanctions against Hong Kong's pro-China "leader" as well as other Chinese officials.[19]
- August 7, 2020—Following a Trump executive order banning the Chinese app WeChat, Tencent, the company that had developed the app, saw their stock significantly drop.[20]
- August 25, 2020—The Treasury Department sanctioned a Chinese national for shipping fentanyl to the United States.[21]
- September 2, 2020—In response to China's restrictions of U.S. reporters and diplomats, the State Department announced restrictions on Chinese diplomats traveling to America.[22]
- September 14, 2020—The DHS moved to block imports of Chinese products created involving forced labor.[23]
Iran
The Trump Administration took actions against Iran and continued taking a tough stance against the country.[24]
- January 3, 2020—President Trump ordered an airstrike in Baghdad that killed several Iranian military officials including the prominent Iranian general Qassem Soleimani, who led the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' Quds Force.[25] Soleimani's death was a significant setback for Iran,[26] and President Trump strongly defended his decision[27] along with other administration officials.[28] Even when speaking strongly against Iran, President Trump and other administration officials also spoke in favor of Middle East peace and against endless wars.[29]
- January 3, 2020—The U.S. designated the Iraqi militia group Asaib Ahl al-Haq, supported by Iran, as a foreign terrorist organization.[30]
- January 8, 2020—In an address to the nation following an Iranian rocket attack on some U.S. bases in Iraq, President Trump announced the U.S. would impose additional sanctions on Iran while refusing to get unnecessarily drawn into a war.[31]
- January 10, 2020—The U.S. imposed sanctions on Iran's largest aluminum, copper, iron and steel manufacturers as well as eight high-ranking Iranian officials.[32]
- January 26, 2020—President Trump strongly rejected a call to lift sanctions imposed on Iran, asserting: "No Thanks!"[33]
- March 18, 2020—The State Department sanctioned Iran over rocket attacks launched towards U.S. bases in Iraq;[34] the latter previously called for an end to the continuous sanctions, accusing America of "economic terrorism".[35]
- May 20, 2020—The Treasury Department imposed sanctions on Iran's Interior Minister over human rights abuses.[36]
- May 27, 2020—The Trump Administration ended all remaining sanction waivers enacted by the Iran nuclear deal.[37]
- July 31, 2020—Secretary of State Mike Pompeo expanded the scope of metal sanctions against Iran over nuclear and missile programs.[38]
- September 3, 2020—The Treasury Department sanctioned six companies over shipments of Iranian petrochemicals.[39]
North Korea
- January 14, 2020—The U.S. blacklisted two companies for violating UN labor sanctions against North Korea.[40]
Syria
- June 17, 2020—The Trump administration imposed sanctions against Bashar al-Assad, his wife, and other Syrian elites over human rights abuses.[41]
- August 20, 2020—The Trump Administration announced sanctions to be imposed on many Assad-backing Syrian officials in honor of the over one thousand Syrians killed by a chemical attack seven years ago.[42]
Other
- April 6, 2020—In a historic first, the Trump administration designated a Russian white supremacist group as terrorists.[43]
- June 11, 2020—President Trump authorized sanctions against officials for the globalist, anti-American International Criminal Court,[44] a measure met with praise by Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.[45]
- August 23, 2020—In a victory for non-interventionist populists on the both the left and right, American troops withdrew from an Iraqi base.[46]
- September 2, 2020—Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced sanctions to be imposed against a prosecutor for the globalist ICC over an illegitimate investigation into alleged "U.S. war crimes" in Afghanistan.[47]
- September 4, 2020—President Trump signed a deal to normalize relations between Kosovo, Serbia, and Israel, with Serbia agreeing to move their embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.[48]
- September 8, 2020—Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced sanctions to be imposed against two former Lebanese officials over their support for Hezbollah.[49]
- September 8, 2020—In a blow to the neocon agenda, President Trump announced a further withdrawal of troops from Iraq.[50]
- September 11, 2020—On the anniversary of 9/11, President Trump announced a major deal between Bahrain and Israel, where the former will normalize relations with the latter despite Palestinian objections.[51]
- September 15, 2020—To the further disdain of Palestinian extremists, President Trump hosted a ceremony marking a historic diplomatic agreement, with leaders from Bahrain and the UAE agreeing to normalize relations with Israel.[52]
Other achievements, 2020
- January 27, 2020—President Trump met with Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to negotiate a peace deal for the Middle East.[53]
- September 1, 2020—The Trump Administration announced that the U.S. will not join a globalist coronavirus vaccine initiative due to ties with the WHO.[54]
Setbacks, 2020
- August 13, 2020- President Trump forged the "Abraham Accords" between Israel, Bahrain, and the UAE, the first of several so-called "peace deals" between Israel and several Sunni Arab nations which in fact serve as de facto alliances against Iran.Trump announces 'Historic Peace Agreement' between Israel, UAE In the aftermath of these agreements, Jared Kushner spoke of the possibility of an agreement between Israel and Saudi Arabia, while Jerusalem Deputy Mayor Fleur Hassan-Nahoum called Saudi Arabia the "white whale" among the sought-after potential allies.[1] While on the surface this looks like an achievement, it's in fact a setback, for two reasons. First, the Abraham Accords were intended to forge closer ties between Israel and multiple countries that are known for their covert sponsorship of both al-Qaeda and ISIS. And second, they may end up having the unintended effect of indirectly forging closer ties between Israel and Communist China (because both the CCP and the GCC are closely allied with Pakistan, their converging interests concerning Pakistan have a very strong potential to create a "weak link" which results in the GCC states in their allies aligning with the CCP in its rapidly-escalating cold war against the US. Should this happen, Israel could end up facing a situation where it has to choose between the US and the GCC).
- September 2020- President Trump failed to punish so-called "NATO ally" Turkey for essentially establishing an al-Qaeda presence dangerously close to Russia's borders through its deployment of al-Qaeda-linked militants into Nagorno-Karabakh during the latest clashes between Armenia and Azerbaijan.[2][3]
Debatable, 2020
- April 30, 2020- President Trump threatened to punish Saudi Arabia over its oil price war with Russia, but made said punishment dependent on whether the Saudis kept the price war going.[4] It is arguable that Trump should've punished Saudi Arabia immediately rather than resorting to threats first, because the oil price war by nature had the potential to destabilize the entire US economy. This is because through the petrodollar agreement, the value of the US dollar is tied to Saudi oil prices, and the price competition meant that the value of the dollar had become less predictable.[5]
References
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- ↑ Cuba under ‘maximum pressure’ by Trump in 2020. Miami Herald. December 31, 2019. Retrieved January 11, 2020.
- ↑ Multiple references:
- U.S. slaps sanctions on Cuba defense minister over support for Venezuela's Maduro. Reuters. January 2, 2020. Retrieved January 2, 2020.
- US Slaps Sanctions on Cuba Defense Minister over Support for Venezuela's Maduro. Voice of America (from Reuters). January 2, 2020. Retrieved January 2, 2020.
- US sanctions Cuba defense chief for supporting Venezuela's Maduro. Deutsche Welle. January 3, 2020. Retrieved January 3, 2020.
- US places ban on Cuban defence chief. CNA (from AFP). January 3, 2020. Retrieved January 3, 2020.
- Gámez Torres, Nora (December 30, 2019). Trump readies new sanctions on Cuba; immigration policies likely to remain same in 2020. Miami Herald. Retrieved January 2, 2020.
- ↑ Multiple references:
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- U.S. seeks to squeeze Cuba by further curbing flights to island. Reuters. January 10, 2020. Retrieved January 10, 2020.
- US bans charter flights to Cuban cities besides Havana. Associated Press. January 10, 2020. Retrieved January 10, 2020.
- Finnegan, Conor (January 10, 2020). US further restricts air travel to Cuba to increase pressure: State Dept. ABC News. Retrieved January 10, 2020.
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- US bans charter flights to Cuban cities besides Havana. Miami Herald (from the Associated Press). January 10, 2020. Retrieved January 10, 2020.
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- U.S. targets Maduro-backed legislator and allies in fresh Venezuelan sanctions. Reuters. January 13, 2020. Retrieved January 13, 2020.
- Gámez Torres, Nora (January 13, 2020). U.S. sanctions lawmakers who sided with Maduro in attempt to control National Assembly. Miami Herald. Retrieved January 13, 2020.
- US Raps Maduro Loyalists For Blocking Venezuelan Assembly. Law360. January 13, 2020. Retrieved January 13, 2020.
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- US imposes visa restrictions on Chinese officials over Hong Kong security law
- US Imposes Visa Restrictions On Chinese Communist Party Officials Over Hong Kong Security Law
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- US restricts visas for Chinese officials over Hong Kong freedoms
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