Donald Trump will become the 47th president of the United States on January 20, 2025, and it’s still early to predict what a Trump presidency will actually look like.

What is clear, however, is that being the strongest US president in recent times (some say since 1972), with control of the US Senate, the House of Representatives and of course the Supreme Court, puts Trump in a position to take the lead. . In fact, the White House and all these other entities will do pretty much whatever the president and the Republican Party want.

A transactional leader, US President-elect Donald Trump should also extract a pound of flesh for every pound he gives, as several commentators have already pointed out.

Here is a long list of what the world expects and fears from January 2025:

Project 2025

Although the president-elect distanced himself from this controversial strategy during the campaign, it is widely expected to guide the next incumbent president’s actions in the White House. The controversial 900-page proposals prepared by the Heritage Foundation, a right-wing think tank, call for sweeping changes to ensure “effective and conservative administration.”

It describes domestic and foreign policy programs, a personnel database billed as the “conservative LinkedIn,” and a presidential administration academy for staff training.

His main proposals in a strategy playbook for the first six months of the Trump presidency include get rid of from federal agencies such as the Department of Justice, the FBI (the Federal Bureau of Investigation), and the Department of Education.

He also proposes that high school students be required to take a military entrance assessment; a national ban on abortion drugs; and the reversal of policies such as the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (Obamacare).