This special issue analyses the potential consequences of Donald Trump’s re-election on different countries and institutions worldwide. Through a collection of different articles, this issue seeks to paint a picture of what the next four years under his presidency could mean for international relations, global governance, and domestic politics. From shifts in alliances to changes in trade policies and institutional dynamics, our contributions provide an in-depth analysis of the challenges and opportunities ahead.

The Digital Panopticon: Gendered Surveillance as the Most Dangerous Form of Internet Control in Iran and Saudi Arabia
An Island at the Edge of Europe: How Ireland’s geographical position shapes feelings of belonging to the EU.
Automating asylum? AI, refugee status determination and the right to an effective remedy
Shielding the Union: Countering Transatlantic Nationalist Influence