Trump’s State of the Union report underlines shift to ‘world minus one’

South China Morning PostCenter-RightEN 1 min read 100% complete by Andrew ShengFebruary 27, 2026 at 01:30 PM

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Donald Trump's State of the Union address, delivered on Tuesday, served as a prelude to the upcoming midterm elections. The speech raises questions about the implications of America's perceived resurgence for the rest of the world. It contrasts with concerns expressed by figures like Mark Carney, who described a fracturing global order with unchecked geopolitics. The article suggests Trump's actions have forced many to confront a reality where accepting falsehoods leads to subservience. It implies a need for nations to strengthen themselves, forge new alliances, and create a new global order based on self-interest.

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Czech Republic 30% Europeans 30% Canada 30% Davos 40% Vaclav Havel 40% World Economic Forum 50% Mark Carney ×260% United States 70% Donald Trump ×390%

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world order 80% geopolitics 70% global economy 60% state of the union 60% allies and partners 50% midterm elections 50% living within a lie 40% permanent interests 40%

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United States

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