In a world where walls are being built both physically and metaphorically, the notion of isolationism is gaining traction. But what does this mean for the interconnectedness that has driven prosperity for decades? “The world will come together once it realizes fragmentation makes everyone poorer.” Donald Trump’s reelection as U.S. president has ignited global shockwaves,

In the intricate tapestry of American society lies a tale of shifting allegiances, blurred lines, and unexpected alliances. The traditional narrative of class divisions based solely on income and education is evolving into a multi-dimensional chessboard where power dynamics, cultural nuances, and political affiliations intersect in ways that challenge conventional wisdom. “Exit polls from the

In a world where power dynamics constantly evolve, the rise of Donald Trump marked a significant shift towards a more transactional approach. While many view him as uniquely opportunistic, it’s essential to recognize that all leaders engage in transactions to some extent. Trump’s presidency was characterized by zero-sum dealings, emphasizing clear winners and losers in

Once in a while, a leader emerges who defies the norms and shakes up the established order. Enter Donald Trump, a man whose approach to governance could be described as unconventional at best and downright mad at worst. But does this “madman theory” really work? When Trump burst onto the political scene in 2016, he

“Everyone I know seems to have a pet theory that perfectly explains why Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election.” As we delve into the Winter 2025 edition of Foreign Policy, fasten your seatbelts for an immersive journey through the intricate web of global politics and the seismic impact of one man – Donald Trump.

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Donald Trump has often been portrayed as a transactional leader, focusing on deals and personal gains over traditional values or alliances. His approach to governance is marked by an unapologetic opportunism that sets him apart from many other world leaders. For Trump, every interaction is viewed through the lens of a zero-sum game where there

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Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of a magazine cover? Well, let me take you on a journey through the pages of Foreign Policy’s Winter 2025 issue. Imagine this – an illustration depicting Donald Trump holding fragments of a broken rollercoaster, while cars zoom through loops above him. The headline screams: