President Trump issued executive orders to politicize AI in the United States through his plan “Winning the Race”, eliminating references to diversity, equity, and inclusion, and seeking objective and ideologically neutral language models, which could affect innovation in the sector.
Local leaders are pushing for the transition towards clean energy, with the support of federal initiatives such as the Hive Fund and Accelerated Community Investment. Investments in renewable energies and energy policies are highlighted to ensure a resilient and healthy future.
The EU accepts the high tariffs of the U.S. on European exports and commits to investing in the U.S. and purchasing armaments and gas, which weakens its geopolitical position. Although this may temporarily benefit the European economy through the depreciation of the euro, the commitments may not be fulfilled.
The commercial agreement between the EU and U.S., signed in 2025, has generated mixed reactions. Supporters of Trump hail it as a great victory, while European critics perceive it as a surrender. Experts warn it could be a humiliation for the EU, with significant tariffs and financial commitments. Despite MAGA praises, academic analyses highlight its strategic weaknesses and potential long-term negative consequences, suggesting a tactical U.S. victory but a potential global strategic disaster.
The erosion of trust in data affects equity in policies. The team at the Race, Prosperity, and Inclusion (RPII) Initiative of Brookings seeks to build trust in data collection to strengthen sustainable associations and improve community well-being. The growing distrust in government and public data makes it difficult to identify racial and ethnic disparities, especially in health. Transparency in data collection and dissemination, along with collaborations with community organizations, are essential for rebuilding trust in this area.
