2026 will be a year of global readjustment. Trumpism has marked the beginning of a new era in the instrumentalization of economic and technological coercion.
The new year will test the ability to adapt in order to deal with the brutality in geopolitics: who comes out on top; who is capable of finding their place or even circumstances to impact on a seemingly chaotic order; who resists; and who feels overwhelmed, lacking the tools or leadership to cope with the changes.
In a world driven by transactionalism and interests, peace has become an asset with economic returns. The impunity of military interventionism is growing, as is the privatization of the benefits of a “crony diplomacy” that seeks to monetize peace processes.
In 2026, technological and military rearmament will intensify. But so will the sense of fatigue in the face of growing economic disparity and the disconnect between the priorities of the geopolitical agenda and the discontent of citizens.
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