U.S. Policy Influences Strategic Changes in the Middle East

We are witnessing an era of uncertainty in the international order, exacerbated by Donald Trump’s foreign policy, which reflects a disregard for international institutions and multilateral cooperation. Trump’s approach has shifted the U.S. focus from its traditional allies to a confrontational stance toward China, while simultaneously retreating from previous commitments in Europe and the Middle East. This decline in American influence has led allies to engage more with China and Russia, highlighting the fragility of the existing global balance of power. The current U.S. strategy, preserved by President Biden, emphasizes competition with great powers, marking a significant transformation from previous foreign policy approaches.

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