Republican strategy for dual allocation of geopolitical influence: U.S. dominance in the Western Hemisphere and delegating influence to allies in the Eastern Hemisphere

On January 20, 2025, after the inauguration of Donald Trump, a new political cycle will begin in the United States. The inauguration of the President-elect was preceded by more than two months of Donald Trump’s immersion in the geopolitical context in which the United States has found itself over the past few years.

In assessing the international situation of the United States, the new Republican team has developed a framework for the foreign policy of the second Trump presidency based on the “Peace through Strength” strategy.

Since the presidential election results were determined, a number of stakeholders, primarily influence groups, have worked with Trump, helping the Republican leader launch his 2024 political campaign and win the election.