How has the Trump family's approach to international business deals changed compared to their first term?
During Trump's first term, his family, particularly Eric Trump, took a position that they wouldn't pursue new international deals to avoid creating appearances of conflicts of interest with foreign entities. They showed hesitation in engaging in new foreign transactions. In stark contrast, they now have multiple pending deals in various countries, including four different arrangements with Saudi Arabia's real estate company Dar Al Arkan. They're also pursuing business opportunities in Dubai, Oman, and Vietnam. There appears to be no hesitation now about creating potential conflicts of interest through international business ventures.
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