How will the victory of the Democrats in Congress affect the foreign policy of the Donald Trump administration? The victory of the Democrats in the mid-term elections in the United States and the achievement of this party's majority in both houses of Congress provided the basis for increased monitoring of Donald Trump's foreign policy and efforts to limit some of his government's decisions. Democrats won control of the House and Senate in elections on Tuesday, November 3, after two years of Republican control of Congress. The new Congress will begin its work on January 3. During the election campaign, Democrats accused Republicans of effectively giving up Congress's legal powers to decide on war and authorize government spending for the Trump administration. Now it is expected that this party will try to change some of the government policies by using the legislative, budgetary and oversight powers of the Congress. You can read the full report on the Radio Farda website.