The foreign policy decisions of the US President D. Trump and its dynamics have a significant transformative effect (with a high share of strategic risks for international actors) on structural international/global economic and political processes. In this context, an appeal to the policy of the US Presidential Administration through the prism of international projection, its assessment and forecast are relevant and well-timed.

In this regard, on April 24, 2025 University of World Economy and Diplomacy hosted academic seminar with focus on “The USA: government, society, and economics in the era of changes/times of change”. As a key speaker Head of Center for American Studies at the Institute for Advanced International Studies, Associate Professor at the Department of International relations, UWED, Ishankhodjaev U.M. shared his views on the announced issue with the UWED leaders, professors, researchers, MA, BA students, and the IAIS experts.

The lecturer’s report and presentation covered the following issue-areas: "Trump’s 100 Days. Achievements in domestic and foreign policy” (migration policy; economy and taxes; cultural policy and security; energy and ecology); “Trump’s 100 Days. Problems/Disadvantages in domestic and foreign policy”; “Political entropy”; “The great cycle of leadership”, “Institutional cycles of/in the U.S. development”, “Socioeconomic cycles and historical phases of/in the United States development”.

The concluding part of the academic discussion was followed by the Q&A session with an emphasis on the role of the US Congress and strengthening of Presidential powers; the leadership style of the US President; US trade policy and tariff disputes “settlement” within the WTO; prospects and approaches of US foreign policy.