Foreign policy of Donald Trump

Russian President Vladimir Putin has called for calm in the wake of Donald Trump's decision to pull the US out of the Paris Agreement, joking that any bad weather encountered around the globe could now be blamed on 'American imperialism', reported RT.  He  urged the world to work with Donald Trump on climate, insisting he did not "judge" the US leader for quitting the landmark Paris accord, AFP

President Donald Trump announced on June 1 that the United States is withdrawing from the Paris climate accord, prompting a furious global backlash and throwing efforts to slow global warming into doubt.

US President Donald Trump has decided to withdraw his country from the Paris Agreement on Climate Change.

Reuters reported on Wednesday, citing "a source briefed about the decision."

John McCain

Russian President Vladimir Putin is "the biggest threat to global security, even greater than Islamic State," says US Senator John McCain.

The former US presidential candidate, who recently visited Serbia, made this declaration during his tour of Australia, the British daily Guardian is reporting.

U.S. President Donald Trump on May 25 launched an extraordinary broadside at NATO allies for failing to pay their fair share of the defense bill.

The billionaire leader used the highest possible profile platform of his first NATO summit in Brussels to accuse members of the alliance of owing "massive amounts of money."

U.S. President Donald Trump said on May 21 he hoped to visit Cairo soon, praising President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi after a meeting in Saudi Arabia and declaring that "safety seems to be very strong" in Egypt.

Speaking through a translator, Sisi described Trump as "a unique personality that is capable of doing the impossible."

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's meeting with Donald Trump was expected to be "either in the format of a full stop or a comma" in terms of the allies' future ties, as Erdoğan put it. Yet the meeting seems to be a full stop in Trump's career rather than bilateral relations!

The classified intelligence that President Trump disclosed in a meeting last week with Russian officials at the White House was provided by Israel, according to a current and a former American official familiar with how the United States obtained the information.

Battled U.S. President Donald Trump faced explosive allegations that he divulged top secret intelligence to Russian diplomats in the Oval Office, a charge the White House scrambled to rebut on May 15.

Russian president Vladimir Putin said that they “have nothing to do with” President Trump’s decision to fire FBI Director James Comey, whose bureau is conducting an investigation into ties between the Trump campaign and Russian officials.

CBS News foreign correspondent Elizabeth Palmer caught up with Putin in Sochi, where he was preparing to participate in a hockey game.