16th Limassol Economic Forum

The global landscape is being reshaped at an extraordinary pace. From mounting geopolitical rivalries and economic protectionism to accelerating technological change and the resurgence of armed conflict, the foundations of the post-Cold War order are under immense strain. Traditional alliances are being tested, global institutions face declining influence, and a new era of fragmentation, uncertainty, and competition is emerging.

President Donald Trump is undertaking a dramatic change in U.S. foreign policy with less intervention around the world, and a more focus on America’s national interests. Trump’s tariffs also aim to create a new world economic order. This isn’t a new idea, but given today’s shifting relations with European Union, Russia and China, it is one that may fundamentally remake the existing world order.

What will Trump 2.0 mean for the global world order? What is the future of Europe and European Integration in this new world order? What is the role and future of China and Russia? How will the global economy look like in 2026 and beyond? How can nations, regions, and enterprises foster resilience in the face of volatility? What does strategic foresight look like in a world marked by shifting power, disrupted markets, and rapidly evolving societal expectations?