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15 April 2025

Assessing Trump's First 100 Days: Global Implications Through the Lens of International Governance and Policy

On 14 April 2025, the Geneva Graduate Institute hosted an exclusive briefing with Institute professors to discuss the global implications of the first 100 days of Donald Trump’s second presidency, which will be marked on 30 April. 

The event was introduced by Marie-Laure Salles, Director of the Geneva Graduate Institute, and moderated by Achim Wennmann, Professor of Practice, Nagulendran Chair in Peace Mediation, and Director for Strategic Partnerships of the Geneva Graduate Institute. 

Nine professors gave four minute briefings tying their expertise to the Trump presidency: 

1/9 - Geopolitical Impacts for the United States | Jussi Hanhimäki
2/9 - Consequences for Peace | Dominic Rohner
3/9 - Implications for Africa | Eric Degila
4/9 - Implications for the Middle East | Christiana Parreira
5/9 - Consequences for China | Jan Kiely
6/9 - Economic and Trade Consequences | Johannes Boehm
7/9 - Effects on International Humanitarian Law | Paola Gaeta
8/9 - Impact on Global Health | Vinh-Kim Nguyen
9/9 - Impact on the Environment | Alice Pirlot

 

Geopolitical Impacts for the United States

Consequences for Peace

Implications for Africa

  • Eric Degila, Professor of Practice, Interdisciplinary Programme
     

Implications for the Middle East

Consequences for China

  • Jan Kiely, Lecturer, International History and Politics
     

Economic and Trade Consequences

Effects on International Humanitarian Law

  • Paola Gaeta, Professor, International Law; Director of the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights
     

Impact on Global Health

Impact on the Environment

Their briefings were followed by a Q&A with journalists and the audience.