Gradually, then suddenly, the world is waking up to the US threat

The article discusses a perceived shift in global sentiment towards the United States under President Trump, suggesting a growing desire among nations to reduce reliance on the U.S. Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney highlighted the need for a "third path" and "de-risking" strategies, prompting Canada to pursue trade and security deals with countries like the EU, India, and China. The EU has also recently finalized trade agreements with India, Mercosur, and others, aiming to diversify its export markets. Furthermore, the UK Prime Minister recently visited China, signaling a potential shift in UK foreign policy. These actions suggest a collective effort by various countries to hedge against dependence on the U.S. market and navigate a changing global order.

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