Trump and BRICS When the threat of tariffs acts as an… accelerator of multipolarity
Power is no longer lost only on the battlefields, but in bank statements and supply chains.
Trump's use of tariffs as an economic "nuclear weapon" is the ultimate paradox. As aptly pointed out, Washington is attempting to enforce unipolarity using tools that force the rest of the world to build multipolarity in order to survive.
Can a threat of 100% tariffs destroy the dollar instead of saving it? 💡 We analyze Donald Trump’s comeback rhetoric in 2026 and its role as a catalyst for global multipolarity. We examine how "economic coercion" is turning into a cohesive substance for BRICS and why even Europe is now beginning the process of de-risking from American political instability.
🔍 What you will see in the analysis:
The Deterrence Paradox: Why U.S. aggressiveness confirms the strategic value of BRICS.
De-dollarization 2.0: Not a single currency, but a parallel payment network bypassing Washington.
The Flexibility of the "Non-Bloc": Why the BRICS model is attractive to countries fearing sanctions.
Europe & De-risking: Brussels' new strategy in the face of an unpredictable America.
The Imperial Trap: How U.S. domestic political choices undermine their global hegemony.
💡 The Conclusion:
Hegemony is not lost to enemies, but to the choices that make those enemies necessary. In 2026, the rhetoric of tariffs is not a sign of strength, but a symptom of a transition to a world where power is now distributed.
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