From Iran to Venezuela, analysts say Washington is reshaping the geopolitical landscape to pressure Beijing ahead of renewed U.S.–China talks.
A man holds a picture of President Donald Trump as members of the Iranian community and supporters celebrate the U.S. and Israel attack on Iran, in Los Angeles, Calif., on Feb. 28, 2026. Mario Tama/Getty Images
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Since the start of the year, the Trump administration has made major foreign policy moves across various regions—including Latin America and the Middle East—indicating a shift in U.S. international relations.
