The current U.S. administration is reshaping international norms, pushing back against multilateral institutions and redefining how global problems are tackled. By prioritizing unilateral action and reshuffling alliances, it signals a shift toward a more fragmented world order. Analysts argue that these moves could accelerate both cooperation and conflict, as other powers scramble to adapt to the new geopolitical landscape. The article explores the implications for trade, security, and climate policy in this emerging era.
This US presidency is rewriting the rules of global governance and ushering the world into a new era.
