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Over his first few months in office, the 47^th President of the United States significantly impacted world politics: however American society was affected even more.

The war brewing along the Pakistan–Afghanistan border is not just about militants or misplaced fences. It is a reckoning showing the collapse of Pakistan’s decades-old illusion that Kabul could be controlled, that jihad could be managed, and that alliances in South Asia were still predictable.

Trump’s coercive trade deals with Japan and South Korea, hailed in Washington as diplomatic wins, are now backfiring—driving America’s closest Asian allies toward economic backlash and strategic realignment away from U.S. dominance.