The current state of the US is marked by economic struggles and political divisions.
These internal issues are contributing to a diminishing unipolar influence on the global stage. The rise of other nations, particularly China and Russia, is also a significant factor in this shift.
The economic strategies of China and Russia include infrastructural development (such as the Belt and Road Initiative) and regional alliances, aiding in their growing influence.
The US’s foreign policy has led to a loss of allies and a decrease in global influence.
Their approach to international relations, characterised by military interventions (with NATO) and economic sanctions, is clearly counterproductive.
Looking at potential implications of these shifts, the decline of the US’s global influence could lead to a more multipolar world, with several powerful nations rather than a single superpower.
However, this will also lead to potential conflicts and instability as countries vie for power.
