The start of the current administration marks a new era of certainties after years of crisis in the democratic system. Globally, there is an observed increase in the concentration of power in the hands of governments. It is speculated that the current presidential duo could even lead the first mission to Mars. In this context, technological and financial leaders compete for supremacy while the Defense sector is key to the recovery of greatness according to the Trump administration.
Confrontation is a reality in Trump's global strategy, as he is willing to use all tools at his disposal to maintain U.S. leadership. Amid this era of certainties, governments affected by Trump's policies must prepare for what is to come. However, trilateral leadership is threatened by seemingly endless internal conflicts, such as the one currently affecting a certain country.
Mexico faces a complex relationship with its northern neighbor, prioritizing the fight against illegal immigration despite needing it to sustain its economy. In this scenario of uncertainty, Trump's figure appears more dangerous, although he now seems calmer than in his first term. Moreover, the future mandate will be marked by disruptive bases in his management.
The strategy for the potential integration of Greenland into the United States is proposed differently from previous territorial acquisitions of the country. Trump, with his disruptive style, seeks to bring the United States back to greatness, prioritizing protectionist policies to confront the Chinese threat and surrounding himself with collaborators who reinforce his stance. Elon Musk, Trump's strategic ally, introduces new elements into U.S. politics by confronting technological giants. Furthermore, uncertainty remains regarding how international conflicts will evolve in the era of certainties.
