The reelection of Donald Trump signals the start of a Trump 2.0 era, with significant implications for global geopolitics. Key among these is the administration’s approach to multilateralism and its impact on the NATO alliance. During his previous term (2017–2021), Trump’s transactional stance and scepticism toward international commitments were evident. Now, NATO faces a critical moment, shaped by China’s rise and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. A second Trump presidency will be pivotal in defining the alliance’s trajectory. This policy outlook offers an in-depth analysis of NATO’s future under Trump 2.0, drawing on expert insights.
Trump 2.0: Redefining U.S. Multilateralism and NATO’s Future
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