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This ambition might be triggered by a perceived necessity to counter the rising influence of global competitors like China and Russia, while simultaneously reshaping traditional alliances. Rachman argues that while there might be sound reasoning behind these adjustments in strategy due to America's changing position, the consequences could severely alter the dynamics of global trade and military alliances, leading to a more fragmented international order.

The Likelihood of Global Disorder

Rachman points out a set of potential scenarios that may emerge with Trump at the helm again, suggesting a drift towards anarchy as large swathes of the world descend into lawlessness, exacerbated by a lack of Western involvement post-Afghanistan and Iraq.