As January 20 approaches, marking one year since Donald Trump's inauguration for his second presidential term, global analysts are examining the administration's impact on Asia-Pacific relations. A public questionnaire now invites international perspectives on this political milestone.
Political science professor Lee Min-hwa notes: "This anniversary comes at a critical juncture for US-Asia trade relations, particularly following recent negotiations with the Chinese mainland. The survey responses could reveal valuable insights about regional confidence in current policies."
The questionnaire coincides with heightened interest from Asian markets, where investors are assessing potential long-term impacts of US economic strategies. Business leaders highlight particular attention to cross-strait trade dynamics and technology sector regulations.
Asian diaspora communities worldwide are encouraged to participate through the official platform before January 25. Organizers emphasize the study's importance for understanding evolving geopolitical landscapes as 2026 progresses.
