The tariff for US President Donald Trump was disrupted against most of the world's stock markets, the American bond market was disrupted and the global economy was strengthened.
Trump has US allies, economically and politically threatened, destroying the unity of the Western world. But Trump's chaos was inadvertently produced an opportunity to create a better world.
Some Western commentators argue that the United States was a good superpower.
This may be true for a small group of Western countries, most of which have benefited from American domination. But many global south were a victim of American military, economic and political interventions.
Hegemony loss?
The West can be in the midst of losing its dominant position in the global order. This may be inevitable, but it may not be the tragedy that some Western commentators assume this.
In most of the world, there is a desire for a more fair global system that does not offer ethical, ethnic and cultural standards of the Western regime. The world in which the American and Western power is limited and cannot only end until it is more peaceful, but over time, more prosperous.
Without the cooperation of the allies who are alienated by Trump, it may be difficult for the United States to start conflict all over the world as was the case often since the end of the Cold War.
In a recent article for Foreign Affairs, the American political scientist Stassi Godard is arguing that the emerging world is multiple, in the first place great power-primarily the United States, Russia and China-the world divides the “areas of influence”.
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The United States is seeking to maintain the non -proportional power in Asia. Closer to the home, US neighbors have a reason to fear American expansion.
In contrast, even if it has imperialist ambitions, Russia does not have the military power to control Europe. It is a country with 144 million people with the GDP of the European Union. Russia can cause a problem within countries with large Russian minorities, but its ability to display force is limited, as is evident from the war of grinding in Ukraine.
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China's position
The Chinese scored a victory over Trump's tariff with a 90 -day tariff, which is welcomed as a justification for the negotiating strategy in China. China invited Trump's trick and won the rise in global stocks.
Read more: Chinese trade war and the United States: The next ninety days is a big deal for Beijing because it is looking for long -term solutions
This has strengthened China's goal to obtain an influence. However, Chinese foreign policy is largely not intertwined, compared to the United States, has been significantly restricted.
China may frighten its competitors in the South China Sea, Cinako and Taiwan Islands, but it does not easily resort to military power. China has not resorted to military force since its war with Vietnam in 1979.
China is committed to most of the current international system guidelines and evaluating the stable and stable global economic system for both parties, which enables it to focus on local development and improvement.
Its economic sectors towards export need customers abroad. Unlike the West, China has a firm interest in helping the global south to develop and prosper for the creation of these clients.
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Asian Trade Alliance?
The Chinese use their resources to enhance economic and technological development in the global south.
With China spread renewable energy technologies worldwide, some of the poorest countries can jump carbon fuel and go directly to renewable energy to make development accessible to all, and reduce climate change.
Read more: What Canada can learn from China to get effectively with Africa
In response to Trump's tariff, China, South Korea and Japan discussed a renewed ranking of free trade. President Xi Jinping toured Vietnam, Malaysia and Cambodia to encourage a common front against American actions.
Asian countries are cautious about China, but are still committed to global trade. The United States may retract globalization, but the rest of the world is not, although China's dominance is related to many countries.
AP Photo/Minh Hoang)
The emerging international system
New institutions may help manage the developed global system. Brax – Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iran and the United Arab Emirates – the New Development Bank (NDB). China has established the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) and the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
The United Nations is still the favorite tool for global diplomacy, even if Western countries are accused of undermining their authority and effectiveness.
The European Union will continue as a major global power in the emerging international system, but on an equal footing with the rest of the world.
(AP Photo/Mindauugas Kulbis)
Europe is reviewing its trade war with China. “The West, as we knew, is no longer present,” said Ursula von der Lin, head of the European Commission.
Western countries will undoubtedly continue to try to practice unpopular global influence. Canada has suggested that “similar countries in thinking” constitutes an alliance to promote trade and international institutions that are still dominated by Western interests. This idea seems to be designed to continue marginalizing the global south in the international decision -making process.
Most of the global southern states are not highly performance liberal democracies. Many struggle with the legacy of colonialism while managing an international system dominated by the West, which keeps them subject. Others have created governments that fit their own circumstances, cultures and development levels.
But many weaker countries generally share commitment to international law that seems stronger than the West. They need a stable, predictable and somewhat applied group of global rules than the strongest countries. Ironically, the US decline may facilitate the internationally -based international system.
America dilution of a fist
Global economy resetting away from the United States to a more diverse and distributed economic model will be difficult and destroyed.
However, relieving the American grip on global power is a primary first step towards achieving a more clear international system.
To put this process in the movement, the world may be a debtor to Trump Shuk.
