US-EUROPE ‘BREAK’ IS CHANGING THE WORLD

Trump’s “America First” policies have disrupted US-Europe unity and the post-Cold War order. By voting against condemning Russia at the UN and pursuing isolationist, transactional foreign policies, Trump has fueled global uncertainty. This dramatic shift challenges traditional alliances, complicates middle-power diplomacy, and raises concerns over repeating historical imperialistic patterns.

Last Updated on 28th February, 2025
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Copyright infringement not intended Picture Courtesy: INDIAN EXPRESS Context: The US-Europe "break" and global order are influenced by Trump's significant foreign policy changes, causing uncertainty and redefining international relations. US-Europe Tensions US Opposition to UN Resolution on Ukraine For the first time since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the US voted against a UN resolution condemning Russia’s aggression, aligning with Moscow instead of European allies. It highlighted a growing divide between the US and Europe. The resolution was supported by Europe and the G7 (minus the US), and called for Russia’s withdrawal and compliance to international law. The US suggested a neutral resolution without assigning blame on Russia, which indicates that Trump would like to directly negotiate with Russia. Why this Shift? Trump’s policies reflect a focus on “America First,” prioritizing economic interests and reducing foreign element...

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