Trump’s second term, though hypothetical, would have brought transformative changes to American politics and global policy. It would likely have intensified trends of nationalism, unilateralism, and polarization, challenging the established norms of governance and diplomacy.
For UPSC aspirants, understanding the broader implications of such leadership on global governance provides critical insights into the evolving dynamics of international relations. It emphasizes the need for multilateral cooperation, adaptability in policymaking, and strategic foresight in addressing global challenges.
While the legacy of Trump’s presidency remains a topic of debate, its impact on both domestic and global policy continues to offer valuable lessons for students of governance and international relations.
