The emergence of U.S. President Donald Trump's first administration suggested the arrival of a new Cold War era characterized by "great power competition." However, just a decade later, the prospect of a new Cold War, with the democratic camp confronting a new "axis of evil" composed of China, Russia, Iran and North Korea, has quickly faded.The launch of the second Trump administration brought about what U.S. political scientist Stacie Goddard calls "great power collusion," in which "might makes right" is pushed to the forefront and deals with China and Russia are pursued.Amid the resurgenc…READ FULL ARTICLE
