Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: 2025 begins with more questions than answers. The world has already voted and now it is time to see what policies await us. What impact will the winning agendas have? How far will the unpredictability of Trump 2.0 go? And, above all, are we looking at a Trump as a factor of change or a source of commotion and political fireworks? In 2025 there will be talk of ceasefires, but not of peace. The diplomatic offensive will gain ground in Ukraine, while the fall of the Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad opens an uncertain political transition. These movements will test an international system incapable of resolving the structural causes of conflicts. The world is struggling with the posturing of new leaderships, the shifting landscapes that are redefining long-running conflicts and a Sino-US rivalry that may develop into a trade and tech war in the near future. Fear, as a dynamic that permeates policies, both in the migration field and in international relations, will gain ground in 2025.
Source: Notes Internacionals CIDOB
Authors: Carme Colomina, Inés Arco, Researcher, CIDOB, Anna Ayuso, Jordi Bacaria, Associate Senior Researcher,CIDOB, Pol Bargués, Javier Borràs, Researcher, CIDOB, Víctor Burguete, Blanca Garcés, Patricia García-Duran, Associate Senior Researcher, CIDOB, Seán Golden, Associate Senior Researcher,CIDOB, Ricardo Martínez, Oscar Mateos, Associate Senior Researcher,CIDOB, Pol Morillas, Director, CIDOB, Francesco Pasetti, Héctor Sánchez Margalef, Eduard Soler i Lecha, Associate Senior Researcher,CIDOB, Laia Tarragona, Project Manager, CIDOB, Alexandra Vidal, Researcher, CIDOB
Language: English
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W4405536587