Trump's new world order: Strongmen make the rules
Briefly

The post-World War II international order is under severe strain, primarily due to the rise of strongman politics and nationalism, with President Trump at the forefront. His disdain for traditional alliances and international institutions, focusing on power and dealmaking, reflects a stark departure from long-held diplomatic approaches. Trump's first term endangered alliances like NATO and the UN, and a second term could render them irrelevant. Recent actions, such as vetoing a UN resolution against Russia, further illustrate the U.S. shift towards supporting rogue states, challenging Europe’s long-standing reliance on American security guarantees.
Trump's approach is based on realism, believing that shared values and international norms can never replace hard power.
The postwar global order is not just obsolete, it is now a weapon being used against us.
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