US President Donald Trump faces growing political and economic strain in second term

Media analyses and public opinion data indicate expanding domestic and foreign policy hurdles for US President Donald Trump during his second term.

A survey conducted by Focaldata for the Financial Times revealed that a majority of registered voters feel financially worse off under the current administration. Concurrently, the State Department notified Congress of plans to close five consulates and diplomatic missions across Asia, Africa, North America, and the Caribbean as part of cost-cutting initiatives. Foreign policy observers warned that closing these outposts could enable rival nations, particularly China, to expand their geopolitical influence.

International outlets also highlight growing political friction stemming from foreign conflicts and economic pressure ahead of upcoming elections. Despite holding significant executive authority and legislative backing, analysts suggest the administration is contending with diminishing political momentum.

Sources: CDM, Danas, Klix, N1, Vijesti