crazier than ever

Trump appears intent on reshaping the geopolitical landscape as he awaits his return to the White House.  

While some optimistic analysts in Iran and Russia speculate about the possibility of reaching a deal with Trump—anticipating the lifting of sanctions and a cessation of hostilities—his recent statements evoke imagery more akin to medieval conquests.  

In controversial remarks, Trump has suggested annexing Canada and Mexico, acquiring Greenland, and reclaiming control over the Panama Canal.  

These provocative statements have raised alarm even among the U.S.'s allies, signaling a growing sense of international tensions.  

It seems that the rapid weakening of the U.S. dollar and the global shift toward a multipolar order have unsettled the U.S.'s global leadership.  

Although such remarks appear to be primarily aimed at projecting strength, they are likely to have significant long-term repercussions for the United States.

Some American critics argue that Trump's latest public gaffes, in addition to flagrantly violating international law, could provoke widespread global disapproval, intensify diplomatic isolation, and undermine the United States' trade relations with its neighboring countries.