Recent developments in global politics suggest significant shifts among international alliances, particularly as the influence of the United States under Trump continues to wane. Allies are increasingly restructuring their relationships, often leaning towards one another in response to uncertainties about American leadership. Ahead of the G7 Conference, Trump has faced challenges that underscore the changing dynamics, prompting discussions about whether a new economic and political order is forming in the absence of strong U.S. influence. Analysts suggest that middle powers may play a crucial role in shaping this new world order, as traditional alliances are tested. The landscape of global trade and defense is also being reshaped, compelling nations to adapt to a reality where American dominance is being questioned.