By early December, Trump was back in the building, now renamed the Donald J Trump Institute of Peace, celebrating his role as an international peacemaker. Some of these were not wars at all and others have not actually ended but most of Trump’s peace deals have one thing in common: a focus on American economic interests. US president Donald Trump and Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu in the White House in October. Perhaps the greatest vulnerability of the peace plan is the extent to which it depends on Trump’s continued engagement for its success. Russian president Vladimir Putin and US president Donald Trump in Anchorage, Alaska in August.
