At the dawn of his second mandate to the Presidency of the United States, Donald Trump finds himself at the heart of animated debates concerning his political choices and their impact both national and international. Already celebrating his first hundred days in this new function, the businessman who has become president has taken measures which arouse contrasting reactions, in particular with regard to the trade war and his attempts to restore a balance in Ukraine. To understand these dynamics, it is useful to dive into the analysis of experts, such as that of Anne Deysine, professor emeritus at Paris Nanterre University.
## The Mondial Commercial Echiquier
Trump’s customs policy has often been criticized for its unpredictability. In a context where the United States already has a preponderant influence in the world markets, its decisions to raise customs duties on certain imported products, in particular those from China, have had direct consequences on the financial markets. By choosing to engage a trade war with historic partners, Trump seeks to protect the American industries, however, this raises the question of the long -term efficiency of such measures.
Tensions resulting from this trade war could weaken the strategic alliances of the United States, from an economic, but also political point of view. How could this situation impact small American producers and consumers? The repercussions on the overall supply chains, already undermined by the Cavid-19 pandemic, require special attention. It is important to wonder what Trump balance hopes to reach between protectionism and free trade.
### to a ceasefire in Ukraine
In parallel, Trump’s efforts to get a ceasefire in Ukraine illustrate other aspects of his presidency. In a globalized context where armed conflicts extend immense human sufferings, these initiatives should be carefully analyzed. Trump’s approach to Ukraine raises questions not only on the validity and viability of negotiations, but also on the way in which they could redraw global geopolitical balance.
Tensions in Ukraine, exacerbated by the intervention of Russia, reflect broader European and global security issues. The role of the United States in this context is of capital importance. In what form could these negotiations meet the expectations of the countries concerned, while preserving American interests internationally? The search for a balance between diplomatic commitment and military support could prove crucial for regional stability.
### a multiple facets presidency
The first hundred days of this second term of Trump bear witness to a style of governance characterized by his desire to assert American independence while redefining traditional alliances. However, an interrogation persists: this approach, marked by the desire to act quickly and decisively, does it seem capable of responding to the complex challenges that the world is confronted today?
Anne Deysine’s reflections encourage considering the potential long -term consequences of these choices. A presidency focused on commercial confrontation and the negotiation of military conflicts could actually prove to be a daring bet. However, should we then question the very foundations of these decisions? How much are these strategies in line with the needs of American citizens as well as those of international partners?
### Conclusion
In short, while Donald Trump celebrates his first days of mandate, the time has come to analyze these measures from a critical but constructive angle. Contemporary economic and geopolitical challenges call for balanced responses, providing both security and prosperity. The role of analysts such as Anne Deysine is essential to clarify these debates. Through the examination of its policies, it becomes possible to better understand not only the directions that the current administration takes, but also to sketch tracks for an open and constructive dialogue on the future of international relations and internal policies. The search for such clarity is of vital importance in the current conjuncture, both for the United States and for the rest of the world.