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Fukuyama on Trump's Victory: Global Consequences

Political scientist Francis Fukuyama discusses the potential global consequences of Donald Trump's 2024 presidential victory, highlighting concerns about populism, international relations, and the US's role in the world.

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What are the potential global consequences of a Trump victory, according to Fukuyama?: Francis Fukuyama believes Trump's victory will negatively impact the world, particularly through potential deals with Putin at Ukraine's expense and a disregard for allies.
How does Fukuyama connect the rise of populism in the US to similar trends in Germany?: Fukuyama notes similarities between the rise of populism in the US and Germany, suggesting that Trump's victory could embolden right-wing populist parties like the AfD in Germany.
What is Fukuyama's assessment of the American electorate's decision to vote for Trump?: Fukuyama is disappointed by the number of Americans voting for Trump, viewing it as a concerning endorsement of populism globally and a threat to the rule of law in the US.
What changes in US foreign policy and global standing does Fukuyama foresee under a Trump presidency?: Fukuyama predicts Trump's presidency will lead to significant changes in the US's global role, including potential isolationism, strained alliances, and economic instability due to protectionist policies.
What is Fukuyama's perspective on the alleged Russian interference in the US elections and its potential impact?: While acknowledging uncertainty about Russian interference, Fukuyama suggests that Putin likely hoped for a Trump victory due to Trump's potential to reduce US support for Ukraine.

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