TRUMP 2.0

Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 US presidential elections and his second term in office has led to various expectations and concerns around the world. Trump's policies during his previous presidency and his campaign promises signal significant changes in international relations, the economy and security.

Trump is expected to re-embrace the "pragmatic isolationism" approach. Within the framework of this policy, there will be a decrease in the US's commitment to international agreements and alliances. It is likely that there will be tensions in relations with international organizations, especially NATO and the United Nations. In the Middle East, it is envisaged that security cooperation with Israel will be increased and a tougher stance will be taken against Iran.

As Trump emphasized during his election campaign, there are plans to increase import duties and renegotiate international trade agreements. It is thought that these steps could affect global trade dynamics and cause tensions in trade relations, especially with China and the European Union. In addition, policies aimed at protecting the US domestic market are expected to cause changes in global supply chains.

Trump’s promises to deport illegal immigrants and increase border security are raising concerns among immigrant communities and human rights advocates, and the implementation of these policies has the potential to impact U.S. relations with neighboring countries and the international community.

Trump’s plans to expand the use of fossil fuels and loosen environmental regulations will negatively impact efforts to combat global climate change, calling into question U.S. participation and commitments to international climate agreements.

Donald Trump’s second term as president will have significant impacts on diplomatic relations, trade policies, and global security balances around the world. The international community should closely monitor the Trump administration’s policies and be prepared for possible changes.