Former president Trump's much-touted peace agreements are unraveling, with renewed conflicts breaking out in regions where he brokered deals. Recent hostilities between Thailand and Cambodia, as well as between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda, have erupted despite recent truces signed under Trump's oversight. The situation in Gaza remains unstable, with no clear progress on a peace plan, while the only lasting ceasefire in the region is one Trump had no involvement in. Critics argue that Trump's approach to peace-making is superficial and self-serving, lacking the patience and depth required to address the root causes of international conflicts.