The United States is witnessing a major strategic setback as a new world order, hostile to its interests, takes shape before its eyes. This new order is being championed by a powerful alliance of India, China, and Russia, whose recent show of unity at the SCO summit was a clear declaration that the era of American unipolarity is over.
This seismic shift was analyzed by commentator Van Jones, who called the development a “historically big deal.” He warned that the partnership between Modi, Xi, and Putin is a calculated strategy to replace the US-led system with a multipolar one. This is not a passive change but an active campaign to reduce American global influence.
The momentum for this new order comes from a deep well of global frustration with American policy. The US’s reliance on economic coercion, particularly through tariffs, has been the primary catalyst, uniting these nations in a common cause. Their goal is to build a more equitable international system that is not dominated by a single power.
The endgame for the United States, according to Jones, is a state of strategic isolation. The nation has been outmaneuvered and is now on the “bad side of the triangle,” facing a formidable and united opposition. The world is transitioning to a dangerous new phase where “it’s everybody against us,” a profound challenge to American security and prosperity.