US Post-WWII Stability Order Under Strain: Trump's Policies Reflect Structural Shift

The article argues that the post-1945 US-led order delivered unprecedented great-power stability, but that Trump's foreign policy is not merely a personality-driven aberration. It reflects a structural turning point in history, likely the end of unipolarity and the rise of multipolar competition. The piece implies a fundamental reassessment of US global role, with implications for alliance cohesion and international norms.