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Navigating a Dangerous World: Trump’s Strategy Amid Rising Global Threats

Last updated: November 13, 2024 6:15 pm
By GEOPOLIST | Istanbul Center for Geopolitics Published November 13, 2024 282 Views 2 Min Read
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ST CLOUD, MINNESOTA - JULY 27: U.S. Republican Presidential nominee former President Donald Trump arrives to speak during a rally at Herb Brooks National Hockey Center on July 27, 2024 in St Cloud, Minnesota. Trump hopes to flip the state of Minnesota this November, which hasn't been carried by a Republican in a presidential election since 1972. (Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)
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The article presents a gloomy picture of the issues facing the world if Donald Trump were to return to the presidency. The global environment is more unstable due to the strengthening relations between the autocratic nations of China, North Korea, Iran, and Russia, which together create a powerful bloc. As demonstrated by Russia and North Korea’s cooperation in Ukraine, these countries are working together beyond political and military boundaries, posing complex challenges to U.S. influence. The essay emphasizes that Trump’s strategy, which is based on tactical involvement and unpredictability, may influence his response but necessitates a well-thought-out plan.

A return to office for Trump would demand handling this “axis of aggressors” differently. His potential policies, shaped by personal diplomacy with Russian President Putin and a more aggressive stance against Iran, contrast with President Biden’s methods. The long-term and comprehensive strategic imperatives required to navigate complex threats, such as China’s ambitions for Taiwan and the situation in Ukraine, are challenged by Trump’s emphasis on more transactional and short-term benefits.

Historical comparisons are made to earlier periods when the United States encountered alliances of authoritarian regimes. The article posits that America’s success, akin to the early Cold War or the World War II axis, hinges on enduring commitment, alliances, and grand strategy—factors that have occasionally clashed with Trump’s approach. Concerns exist regarding the efficacy of his strategy towards Russia and China in countering global destabilization without enhanced allied collaboration.

Trump’s legacy, which was characterized by unpredictability in diplomacy and intense pressure on Iran, will be put to the test by a complex security environment that calls for more than a piecemeal strategy. It is unclear if a Trump-led approach will be successful in addressing these generational issues through deterrence, alliance-building, or diplomatic engagement.

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