President Trump's administration has embarked on a radical shift in global economic policy, challenging long-standing agreements and alliances, such as in Europe. His actions, including initiating trade wars and dismantling governmental frameworks, are designed to alter the international landscape fundamentally. While the long-term effects of these changes remain uncertain, experts suggest that some outcomes, particularly the erosion of trust in the U.S. among global players and the socio-economic conditions that fueled support for Trump's agenda, may persist long after his presidency ends. This leads to concerns about the potential rise of similar figures in the future.
President Trump has made clear his intent to smash the reigning global economic order. In 100 days, he has made remarkable progress in accomplishing that goal.
Even at this early stage, historians and political scientists agree that on some crucial counts, the changes wrought by Mr. Trump may be hard to reverse.
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