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As the U.S. approaches what could be a new Cold War with China, its current strategy appears deeply flawed. Historically, the effectiveness of an American-led coalition against another superpower hinges on the degree of trust and cooperation between its allies. However, the ongoing unilateralism demonstrated under Trump's administration fosters distrust and resentment among those very allies.
Countries from Europe to Asia are fast realizing the imperative to boost their military capabilities, often independently from American interests. This shift could lead to a new era in which nations no longer align themselves with the U.S. in global matters, but instead forge their own paths, potentially leading to an increased presence of opposing powers.