Despite Donald Trump not yet having assumed the presidency, the world is already reacting to his possible return to power. Here are the latest news and their implications:
🔹 The European Union could replace Russian oil with American oil.
Europe's dependence on Russian oil has been a hot topic, especially in times of geopolitical tension. Trump's entry could boost a stronger relationship between the U.S. and the EU, facilitating agreements that favor American oil, which could stabilize prices and encourage local production.
🔹 The migrant caravan from Mexico is dissolving.
Trump's immigration policies have been controversial, but effective in the past. The prospect of a new mandate may be leading migrants to reconsider their journey, fearing a tightening of policies, which could influence migration dynamics in the region.
🔹 Hamas calls for an immediate end to the war in Gaza.
With Trump, known for his direct and often unpredictable approach to foreign policy, Hamas might seek an early de-escalation in the conflict, fearing that his return to power could mean stronger support for Israel and a more robust military response.
🔹 China hopes for a 'peaceful coexistence' with the U.S.
Trump's arrival could reactivate tensions but also force China to adopt a more diplomatic approach to avoid direct conflict. This could open doors to negotiations on trade and technology, crucial for both nations.
🔹 Putin no longer wishes to dethrone the U.S. dollar.
The relationship between Trump and Putin is complex; however, the stability of the dollar is key to the Russian economy. A more conciliatory approach from Trump could motivate Putin to maintain the economic status quo, avoiding moves that destabilize his economy.
🔹 Qatar agreed to expel Hamas from Doha.
The pressure from the U.S. under a Trump mandate could be a decisive factor for Qatar to take this action. This could be part of a broader strategy to address extremism and improve relations with the West.
🔹 Major American company to move out of China.
With the imminent introduction of tariffs, American companies are seeking alternatives to production in China. Trump has advocated for policies that favor domestic manufacturing, which could spur a return to production in the U.S. and affect global supply chains.
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