Breaking 22:15 Chicken prices surge again in Morocco after months of decline 22:05 DSV partners with ALF Holding to expand its logistics footprint in Morocco 21:55 Morocco fuel prices set for another rise as diesel remains above gasoline 21:45 Pentagon warns of US ammunition shortages after Iran war 21:35 Morocco’s agricultural exports surge as questions grow over the domestic market 21:25 Turkey intensifies LGBT crackdown as activists and rights groups protest 21:15 Houthis emerge as a growing threat to Trump and Saudi Arabia 21:05 Kénitra landfill fire exposes mounting pressure on Ouled Berjal waste site 20:55 Yassir Zabiri named in LaLiga team of the week after standout performance 20:45 Brazil’s Supreme Court faces deepening crisis as two judges clash 20:35 US Supreme Court rejects Trump bid to tighten mail-in voting rules before midterms 20:25 CGEM steps up regional economic drive as Morocco enters new business cycle 20:15 Oppo prepares a flagship smartphone with a 200-megapixel triple camera 20:15 Bill Gates urges the world to look beyond AI’s current limits 19:58 Morocco inaugurates new Timenkar middle school in Al Haouz province 19:42 Lamine Yamal emerges as leading contender for 2026 Ballon d’Or 19:35 La Marocaine Vie opens one-month voluntary departure scheme for employees 19:21 NASA turns to artificial intelligence to unlock the mysteries of dark energy 19:05 Angola records Africa’s second-highest number of recent mpox cases 18:45 Arabian Travel Market 2026: Morocco steps up tourism promotion in Dubai 18:28 France’s proposed extended nuclear deterrence draws Moscow warning as Finland joins initiative 18:15 EBRD allocates €25 million to support Morocco’s climate transition 18:00 US confirms deployment of weapons in space 17:45 Houthis target Saudi Arabia as Iran denies involvement in Yemen conflict 17:32 Morocco weighs further Israeli defense equipment as military cooperation expands 17:17 Trump administration rules out oil export ban as fuel prices climb 17:00 UN warns Ebola outbreak in DR Congo could continue for months 16:55 Ceuta: Morocco commits to accepting all migrants who arrived there 16:43 Airbus sees resilient aircraft demand despite global tensions 16:26 X and xAI withdraw antitrust claims against Apple 16:14 Abdessamad Ezzalzouli clarifies his position over Ceuta controversy 16:10 Gulf contender emerges as potential challenger to Infantino in FIFA election 15:47 Former Google DeepMind researcher warns AI may be approaching a dangerous threshold 15:32 OpenAI delays potential stock market debut beyond 2026 15:15 Trump approval rebounds slightly as Democrats gain ground ahead of midterms 14:58 BIS warns that the artificial intelligence boom may be more fragile than markets suggest 14:41 Hyundai registers five new trademarks in Russia 14:25 Morocco emerges as a leading candidate for JPMorgan’s new frontier debt index 14:10 Lagarde warns Europe against excessive reliance on US artificial intelligence technology 13:47 Kim Jong Un pledges unwavering support for Putin amid deepening ties 13:32 Trump urges countries benefiting from Hormuz security to share US protection costs 13:24 King Mohammed VI Congratulates the President of Guatemala 13:19 Morocco takes part in the 70th IAEA General Conference 13:15 Morocco leads North Africa in the 2026 Global Attractiveness Index 13:10 Ebola death toll rises in the Democratic Republic of the Congo 12:59 Study warns US drug policies could cost Swiss pharmaceutical industry billions 12:42 Anthropic weighs Nasdaq listing as AI companies compete for Wall Street attention 12:21 Tanger Med rises to 16th globally after handling more than 11 million containers 12:05 WhatsApp remains Morocco’s leading social platform as TikTok gains ground 11:45 France records fourth-hottest year on record in 2025 11:31 Europe moves toward tighter digital protections for children 11:15 Pentagon report acknowledges ammunition shortages linked to Iran war 11:00 Trump rejects calls for tighter AI rules and warns of risks to US leadership 10:42 Indonesia searches for 129 missing passengers as rough seas hamper rescue efforts 10:25 Hakim Ziyech opens up about Wydad exit and Morocco return ambitions 10:10 Venezuela to join G20 energy ministers meeting in Houston amid closer US energy ties 09:47 Morocco and UN rights chief discuss reform of international human rights mechanisms 09:44 United States: Diesel Prices Hit Record High at the Pump 09:35 United States: Judge Suspends New Stay Restrictions for International Students and Journalists 09:32 Washington races to regulate artificial intelligence before technology moves faster 09:15 Morocco urges consensus as UN trade and development council prepares first resolution 09:00 Morocco highlighted among UN examples of mediation and public participation 08:42 UN urges urgent action over unprecedented risks posed by advanced AI 08:24 Spanish public backs closer cooperation with Morocco on migration and border security 08:08 Sudanese nationals become largest group among new arrivals as Morocco hosts more than 23,000 refugees and asylum seekers 07:47 Morocco launches its first large-scale lithium battery system for clean energy storage 07:30 China bets on quantum technologies to strengthen technological independence by 2035 07:15 4.8-magnitude earthquake strikes Peru-Ecuador border region

Trump’s 100 days: Shaking the foundations of global order

Sunday 27 April 2025 - 14:58
By: Zahouani Ilham
Trump’s 100 days: Shaking the foundations of global order

In the first 100 days of his second term, President Donald Trump has disrupted the global order in ways that have left many countries uncertain about America's future direction. His administration has launched an aggressive tariff war, reduced U.S. foreign aid, and fostered tensions within NATO, while aligning more closely with Russia’s perspective on the Ukraine conflict. Trump has even suggested controversial actions, like annexing Greenland and turning Canada into the 51st state.

Trump's "America First" agenda, marked by radical shifts, has alienated allies and emboldened rivals. His actions have raised questions about how far he is willing to go, unsettling many governments. The uncertainty surrounding his presidency is prompting responses that could prove difficult to reverse, even if a more traditional president takes office in 2028.

Critics of Trump’s policies also point to signs of democratic backsliding in the U.S., including verbal attacks on judges and pressure campaigns on universities, which have added to concerns abroad. Former U.S. diplomat Dennis Ross described the situation as a major disruption in global affairs, with no clear understanding of what to expect next.

Trump’s approach to foreign policy involves swift and often unpredictable moves, such as pushing for negotiations between Ukraine and Russia, holding China accountable for trade practices, and reimposing maximum pressure on Iran. However, his actions have sparked domestic concerns, with a significant portion of Americans—especially Republicans—questioning his close ties with Russia. The public’s lack of enthusiasm for Trump’s expansionist goals further complicates the administration’s position.

Experts warn that the future of the global system, which has been shaped largely by U.S. leadership since World War II, is at risk. The pillars of free trade, rule of law, and respect for territorial integrity are being shaken by Trump’s disdain for multilateral institutions and his transactional approach to global affairs. His sweeping tariffs have destabilized financial markets, weakened the U.S. dollar, and raised fears of a global economic slowdown. Meanwhile, his shifting stance on Russia’s actions in Ukraine and his strained relationship with NATO have left European allies uneasy.


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