Trump 2.0: transatlantic security, the European response, and the implications for Spain and Portugal
The Trump Administration is dramatically transforming the transatlantic security alliance. This has profound implications for Europe.
The Trump Administration is dramatically transforming the transatlantic security alliance. This has profound implications for Europe.
Trump’s early presidency, marked by sky-high tariffs and disruptive foreign policy, could reshape future of the EU.
Amid a fragmented international landscape, Korea fosters cooperation with the EU and Spain through its governance strategy.
The second Trump Administration has fractured the transatlantic consensus and forced emerging countries to realign their strategic positions.
What have been the effects of Trump’s tariff rage on the stock market indices of China, the EU, Latin America, and the US?
How will countries respond in a context of rivalry between the United States and China amid a transforming world order?
How are shifting power dynamics, as well as economic and security uncertainties, shaping the strategies of the EU and China?
The Trump Administration faces obstacles that will hinder the fulfillment of its mass deportation plans for undocumented immigrants.
Trump's ‘Operation Aurora’ aims to implement his campaign-promised immigration policies, including mass deportation of imnmigrants.
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