The decline of America began after the beginning of the 21st century and is nearing its endpoint.
Author: Ismail Furughi (Germany)
The United States of America has always risen and strengthened since the early years of the 20th century, especially after the Second World War. During this period it has triumphed over all its opponents in the field of major economic and military competitions. In the bipolar system that developed after the World War, this country was the strongest political and military power, dragging along Western Europe, Canada, and Australia, sometimes even more successfully than its main competitor, the former Soviet Union. And after the fall of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), it became the sole superpower. For the past thirty-plus years, she has led a unipolar world system with such totalitarianism and tyranny that no country or power in the world could resist her demands. She did whatever she wanted, and did not submit to any other power, world institutions, or organizations.
But since the early years of the 21st century, American totalitarianism has gained a certain speed. It was at this time that new military and economic powers such as China, Russia, India, Brazil, Indonesia, etc. rose one after another and entered the battlefield against the American world dictatorship.
With the accelerated rise of China as the world's largest industrial and economic power and, at the same time, the revival of Russia and the increase in the strength of India, the countries of South and Southeast Asia, the era of the decline of American hegemony begins.
Facts and evidence show that the US is no longer an undisputed power. America has lost the necessary influence on the foreign policy of countries. Here are just two or three examples:
- With the outbreak of war in Ukraine and numerous US sanctions against Russia, despite strong US government pressure on Saudi Arabia and Joe Biden's personal request from the Saudi Crown Prince to increase oil production, Saudi Arabia, a longtime US ally in understanding and coordinating with Russia instead of increasing reduced oil production and even wants to join the BRICS alliance;
- When the Turkish government - this old NATO member - prefers joining the BRICS and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) to unsuccessful attempts to join the EU, it buys Russian S-400s, despite US threats;
- When in Syria, contrary to the expectations of the United States, thanks to the military assistance of Russia and Iran, the project to create ISIS failed and the Syrian government did not fall against the will of America;
- When a country with such greatness and name flees Afghanistan at night and cedes power to a religious terrorist group banned by the US government, the fall of the undeniable power of the United States and the end of the unipolar system led by it cannot be hidden from the public.
Now new changes in the international system and the discussion of the fall of the US from its position of greatness have become the main theme of the reality of the multipolar system.
Now new changes in the international system and the issue of the fall of the US with its greatness have become the main theme of the reality of the multipolar system.
The American governmental system, which has been falling apart and internally decaying for years, like the system of the former Soviet Union, has today lost the ability to respond to the needs of the American people and the world, as well as the ability to compete with the new emerging global powers.
The historic attack by Donald Trump supporters on the U.S.The great strategists and politicians of this great country have lost the self-confidence and intellectual integrity of their great America that they had thirty years ago.
The historic attack by Donald Trump supporters on the building of the US Congress due to fraud in the 2021 presidential election is one of the clearest evidence of this division and the deep rift that has formed between the politicians and strategists of this country and is gaining more depth and breadth every day.
Everyone knows today that the American government is the most indebted government in the world, and whether the Americans like it or not, the new military and economic powers of the world will no longer be subject to their tyranny and dictatorship. These emerging powers are not only challenging military coercion but are moving more successfully than ever before to create a new financial-commercial order free from the restraining and colonial influence of the US dollar.
