A series of recent discussions and negotiations between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin signals a dramatic shift in international relations, particularly in Europe. As both leaders explore the possibility of restructuring geopolitical boundaries, observers speculate on the implications of their partnership. With Trump potentially granting Putin greater influence in Europe, analysts are pondering the consequences of such an arrangement, including the potential for Russia’s ambitions to reshape territories, including Greenland and Canada. As the US-Russia dialogue progresses, many are left to question whether this marks a return to a bipolar world dominated by a few great powers, effectively sidelining the West. The outcome of these talks could drastically alter the landscape of international relations and redefine alliances across the continent.