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In “Trump’s Vision: One World, Three Powers?” The New York Times delves into former President Trump’s bold geopolitical vision, spotlighting his drive to reshape the world order around three dominant powers: the U.S., China, and Russia

In a recent high-stakes meeting at the Kremlin, Presidents Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping emerged as champions of a multipolar world order. With a strong emphasis on collaboration, the two leaders boldly denounced unilateralism and committed to fortifying their partnership against mounting Western pressures.

As the global landscape shifts under Trump’s contentious policies, China’s Belt and Road Initiative emerges as a potential stabilizer. By fostering infrastructure development and trade ties, it seeks to reshape international relations and counterbalance disruptions in the world order.

In the wake of shifting geopolitical dynamics, several books explore the complex relationship between Russia, Ukraine, and the global order during Donald Trump’s presidency. These texts provide crucial insights into diplomacy, conflict, and power shifts in an evolving landscape.