In our new edition of KSInsights, Zaim Mohzani takes a critical role at the U.S. hegemony in decline.
He argues that The U.S. is stepping back from its post-WWII role as global leader by choice, creating a power vacuum. Trump’s approach reflects a rejection of the international system the U.S. built, leading to growing instability and uncertainty. He explores how China is adapting to this shift, and what is on the horizon when it comes to the absence of American leadership.