Trump's Return Poised to Reshape Global Dynamics

The re-election of Donald Trump signals significant shifts in U.S. domestic policies and international relations, particularly with China and NATO.

Trump's second term is expected to prioritize an 'America first' foreign policy, focusing on competition with China and reshaping the global order.
His administration plans to overhaul domestic governance, emphasizing efficiency and reducing regulatory constraints, potentially benefiting Wall Street and tech sectors.
Internationally, Trump's approach may challenge existing alliances, with NATO members reassessing their defense commitments and relationships with the U.S.
In Southeast Asia, Trump's policies could strengthen U.S. alliances against China's regional influence, particularly benefiting countries like the Philippines and Vietnam.
Middle Eastern reactions are mixed, with some leaders welcoming Trump's return, while others remain skeptical about his promises to end regional conflicts.