The Paradigm Shift in U.S. Policies Under President Trump’s Second Term: Energy, Climate, Sustainability and Trade Agenda

This analysis explores the potential effects of Trump’s agenda, providing a comprehensive look at how it may influence global trade and energy dynamics.

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Donald Trump’s return to the White House as U.S. president is set to bring significant changes to global efforts against climate change as well as trade relations and energy markets. His proposed policies, including higher tariffs, increased domestic energy production, and pulling the U.S. out of the collective global warming efforts, could reshape economic, environmental, and geopolitical landscapes. This analysis explores the potential effects of Trump’s agenda, providing a comprehensive look at how it may influence global trade and energy dynamics.

BÜŞRA ZEYNEP ÖZDEMİR

Büşra Zeynep Özdemir received her Bachelor’s Degree from department of International Relations and European Union in Izmir University of Economics in 2013 and got her Master’s Degree from department of Sustainable Energy in Izmir University of Economics, with thesis named “European Energy Union: A further step ahead or reorganization“ in 2016. She is currently pursuing her PhD in department of International Relations in Sakarya University.

ONUR KOLÇAK

Dr. Kolcak is the president and chief strategist at Myndos Global Solutions in Dallas, Texas, where he specializes in strategic alignment, research, and global policy advising for small and mid-sized non-profits and businesses. His academic expertise spans the comparative political economy of energy, industry, and agriculture, with a focus on global environmental politics. Dr. Kolcak has served as a visiting scholar and project advisor at numerous international organizations, bringing his expertise to organizations worldwide. As a seasoned strategic advisor, he helps entities stay informed and aligned for success, with experience in resource management, succession planning, and continuous improvement.

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