🌐 Why the Global Order Feels Like It’s Changing
The world is going through a structural shift — economically, politically, and psychologically. This shift accelerated during and after the leadership style of Donald Trump, but it didn’t start or end with him alone.
🇺🇸 Trump’s “America First” & Global Friction
Trump’s approach emphasized:
1) Trade wars over free trade
2) Sanctions as a primary weapon
3) Withdrawal from global agreements
4) Transactional diplomacy (“What do we gain immediately?”)
To many nations, this looked like:
Power over partnership
This created resentment, not only among rivals but also traditional allies.
🌍 The Rise of a Multipolar World
What we are witnessing now is not anti-USA sentiment alone, but anti-dominance sentiment.
Key trends:
China & Russia pushing alternative power centers
BRICS expanding to reduce dollar
dependency
Middle powers choosing strategic neutrality
Global South demanding respect, not instructions
The world no longer wants:
❌ One referee
✅ Multiple negotiators
💰 Greed vs Fear vs Survival (Harsh Reality)
Many people label it “greed”, but geopolitically it’s a mix of:
Economic insecurity
Fear of losing dominance
Domestic political pressure
Corporate–military influence
When a superpower feels threatened, it often:
Tightens control
Uses pressure tactics
Frames conflicts as moral battles
This pushes others together, even if they don’t fully trust each other.
⚠️ Is the World Really “Against the USA”?
Not exactly.
More accurate framing:
❌ World vs USA
✅ World vs Unilateral Control
Even US allies now want:
• Autonomy
• Local manufacturing
• Currency independence
• Balanced diplomacy
🔮 What This Means Going Forward
• Global instability will increase before it stabilizes
• Economic blocs will matter more than ideology
• Soft power (trust, culture, fairness) will beat hard power
• The next decade decides who adapts vs who dominates
A humble closing thought 🙏
Empires don’t usually fall because others defeat them
they weaken when they stop listening.
Akshay Tiwari
Next Portfolio
AMFI Registerd MutualnFund Distributor
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