Iran and Saudi Arabia Seek Alliances Amid Trump Victory

Donald Trump's return to the White House has sparked varied reactions across the globe, particularly in Africa and the Middle East. In Africa, countries such as Egypt anticipate stronger ties with the U.S. under Trump, contrasting with concerns from South Africa and Kenya about potential diplomatic setbacks. Meanwhile, Trump's victory has led to a significant drop in Iran's currency and heightened fears in Tehran regarding renewed sanctions and military tensions, reminiscent of his first term's policies. Experts suggest that Iran must adapt its strategy to counteract a potential unified front against it formed by Trump, Israel, and their allies. In Saudi Arabia, there is a push to solidify alliances amid uncertainty about U.S. foreign policy under Trump. Overall, the geopolitical landscape is shifting as nations brace for the implications of Trump's presidency on international relations.