After the democratic victory, US foreign policy may develop in several directions. The victory of the Democratic Party in the midterm elections for Congress may significantly adjust the course of US foreign policy. Reuters has identified four areas where change is most likely. Democrats, who have gained control of the Senate and the House of Representatives, intend to limit the Trump administration's powers on war and spending. During the campaign, they stated that the Republicans "allowed the transfer of the constitutional powers of Congress" to the White House - the right to declare war and allocate budget funds. Among the possible changes, Reuters highlights the following: - War with Iran. Democrats could cut defense spending or block appointments to force Trump to seek authorization from Congress to continue fighting. - Support in Ukraine. The Democrats will be able to initiate a vote on a new aid package for Kiev - aid to Israel. Its limitation or termination cannot be ruled out, including through budgetary levers: the limitation of military expenditures and the restoration of foreign aid blocked by the administration - Latin America. Increased monitoring of US policy in the region is expected, including actions in Venezuela and sanctions against Cuba. The mid-term elections were held on November 3, when Americans elected 35 of the 100 senators, all 435 members of the House of Representatives, and governors in 36 states. According to the latest estimates in the media, the Democrats have a majority in both houses of Congress for the new session - now the Republicans have a majority there. Read the option in MAX.

After the democratic victory, US foreign policy may develop in several directions. The victory of the Democratic Party in the midterm elections for Congress may significantly adjust the course of US foreign policy. Reuters has identified four areas where change is most likely. Democrats, who have gained control of the Senate and the House of Representatives, intend to limit the Trump administration's powers on war and spending. During the campaign, they stated that the Republicans "allowed the transfer of the constitutional powers of Congress" to the White House - the right to declare war and allocate budget funds. Among the possible changes, Reuters highlights the following: - War with Iran. Democrats could cut defense spending or block appointments to force Trump to seek authorization from Congress to continue fighting. - Support in Ukraine. The Democrats will be able to initiate a vote on a new aid package for Kiev - aid to Israel. Its limitation or termination cannot be ruled out, including through budgetary levers: the limitation of military expenditures and the restoration of foreign aid blocked by the administration - Latin America. Increased monitoring of US policy in the region is expected, including actions in Venezuela and sanctions against Cuba. The mid-term elections were held on November 3, when Americans elected 35 of the 100 senators, all 435 members of the House of Representatives, and governors in 36 states. According to the latest estimates in the media, the Democrats have a majority in both houses of Congress for the new session - now the Republicans have a majority there. Read the option in MAX.