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1. Global Leadership Vacuum (“G0 World”)

   • The absence of effective global leadership, termed “G0,” is the top risk for 2025.
   • The U.S., though powerful, is adopting a transactional approach rather than promoting global norms.
   • Other countries, weakened politically and economically, are focused on avoiding conflict rather than taking leadership roles.

2. The Return of Trump (“Rule of Don”)

   • Trump’s second term as president is characterized by consolidated power and unpredictability.
   • His administration is expected to prioritize loyalty over institutional checks and balances, creating risks domestically and internationally.
   • Policies may initially strengthen the U.S. but create instability for allies and rivals.

3. Economic and Trade Risks (“Trumponomics”)

   • Trump’s economic policies, including tariffs and immigration restrictions, could disrupt global trade and domestic markets.
   • Labor shortages and rising inflation are anticipated consequences of stricter immigration enforcement.

4. Geopolitical Tensions

   • U.S.-China relations are expected to deteriorate, with escalating trade and security conflicts.
   • Mexico faces challenges managing its relationship with Trump’s administration, particularly regarding trade and immigration.
   • Russia’s ongoing war with Ukraine might see a ceasefire but continues to destabilize the global order.

5. Iran and Regional Instability

   • Iran’s regional influence is waning due to domestic challenges and diminished proxy capabilities.
   • Increased U.S. pressure under Trump could escalate tensions, particularly regarding nuclear capabilities.

6. Technological Risks and AI Regulation

   • The rapid advancement of AI, coupled with slow regulatory progress, presents significant risks.
   • Misuse by bad actors, especially through open-source AI tools, could lead to severe consequences before effective regulations are implemented.

7. Positive Outlooks Amid Risks

   • Technological innovation, particularly in AI and sustainable energy, holds potential for transformative global benefits.
   • Advances in real-time data measurement and resource management could lead to significant improvements in efficiency and sustainability.

8. European Political Landscape

   • Germany’s upcoming elections and France’s political instability are key areas to watch.
   • European Union cohesion remains vital despite individual national challenges.

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