Next month, a trilateral meeting will take place in China between the US, Russia, and China, where the possibility of dividing the world into spheres of influence will be discussed. This scenario raises concerns not only in Ukraine but also across Europe and Asia.
Consequences for Ukraine and Europe
If Washington refuses to support European countries in countering the Russian threat, it could lead to serious consequences for the entire continent. A negative development of events may exacerbate conflicts and increase security risks in the region.
Risks for Asia
The weakening of American security guarantees in Asia also creates additional risks for countries such as Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, and Australia. In the context of rising tensions among major powers, these nations may find themselves under threat if the US reduces its military presence in the region.
The Possibility of a New World Order
The meeting of Trump, Putin, and Xi Jinping could mark a significant step in shaping a new world order. Trump, having found common ground with the Russian and Chinese leaders, may use the last two years of his presidency to pursue this ambitious goal. This could lead to substantial changes in international relations and global politics.