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Elon Musk is elevating Trump’s foreign policy of deliberate disruption to a new level

  • Written by Amelia Hadfield, Head of Department of Politics, University of Surrey

Donald Trump’s first term gave the world a taste of deliberately disruptive unwanted involvement in the domestic affairs of other countries, with examples ranging from Britain in the throes of Brexit to North Korea where the 45th US president attempted to forge a personal deal with Kim Jung-Un.

US tech billionaire Elon Musk, however, has...

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