It is already clear the US president is hellbent on ushering in a new dawn in which traditional alliances are abandoned – and nations must fend for themselves, says Tobias Ellwood
Under Donald Trump's leadership, the global order that the United States helped establish is disintegrating. Trump's policies, marked by economic nationalism and protectionism, are eroding international institutions and shifting U.S. interests toward self-reliance. This shift includes potential alignment with Russia and a distancing from traditional allies. The world is increasingly dividing into two camps: the West and China, with the latter gaining support from authoritarian states. This realignment raises concerns about increased conflict and the decline of global stability. The text urges a steadfast defense of democratic values against Trump's policies.
