Trump's 'America First' policy, which emerged as a central slogan during his presidency, has had profound effects on international relations, especially in Asia. This policy not only helped strengthen America's national identity but has surprisingly brought China, India, and Russia closer together.
Transformation in Trilateral Relations
On the sidelines of the recently held BRICS summit in New Delhi, new questions arose regarding the future of the dollar and Western financial alternatives. This summit provided an opportunity for the leaders of these three countries to not only discuss economic and trade issues but also to seek ways to enhance their political and security cooperation.
China, as a rising economic power, is constantly striving to increase its global influence. On the other hand, India, as an emerging country with a population exceeding one billion, is looking for ways to position itself as a key player in global affairs. Russia, considering Western sanctions, needs new alliances to strengthen its economy and national security.
The Future of the Dollar in Uncertainty
These close collaborations, especially in the financial sector, could mean a reduction in dependence on the US dollar and the creation of new financial systems supported by these three countries. Many experts believe that these developments could signify a fundamental change in the global financial system and challenge the dollar in the future.
Ultimately, it remains to be seen whether this closeness between China, India, and Russia can be regarded as a new model of international cooperation. However, what is clear is that past American policies have led not only to isolation but also to new alliances that could shape a different world.
