President Trump’s return to power for a second non-consecutive term has been an unusual event with few precedents in American history. This article aims to analyze the changes and continuities in foreign policy between his two terms. To this end, it will analyze his decision-making process, his worldview, and his foreign policy stance on key elements such as his trade policy, his attitude toward armed conflict, great-power rivalry, and multilateralism. The result suggests the existence of significant continuities in his policy, but with greater ambition than in his first term, conditioned by significant ideological continuity and the change in the profile of the decision-makers of his second administration.
