Who Is a Major Strategic Liability to the U.S. Now?

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Thu, 13 Aug 2026 - 05:32 GMT

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America at a crossroads: alliances, diplomacy, energy and global power come under scrutiny.

America at a crossroads: alliances, diplomacy, energy and global power come under scrutiny.

Research Analysis

Who Is a Major Strategic Liability to the U.S. Now?

Questions about alliances, power, diplomacy and the future world order
By May Elkharsity

How often is America being fed misleading intelligence by its biggest strategic ally?

Is it time for a change, or are coercion and extortion being used as tools of foreign policy?

Has America’s foreign policy been compromised? Is it beneficial to the nation? Is it beneficial to foreign entities or domestic oligarchs?

Global Context
Today’s conflicts will shape future policies. The world order was created for so-called stability, alliances, and the avoidance of a descent into World War III, but proxy wars have already created a new reality.

Why is the drive to dominate global energy resources polarizing nations, states, institutions, and more?

Will the new global energy order be determined by who has the largest strategic reserves?

The number of weapons is rising by the day, along with global surveillance and information operations campaigns.

“Have dialogue and diplomacy been the key connection between adversaries or even friendly nations?”

Or is it, “We negotiate with bombs,” as the Secretary of War said?

May K.
About the Author
May Elkharsity
Research Analyst
 

According to open-source intelligence, trust in American foreign policy has been shaken. Is America willing to take the risk of losing the global order, along with its alliances, for its most important ally?

Key Question
Negotiations? Are they a new method of dragging other nations into a project?

The economy is being manipulated throughout the process of proxy conflicts, special military operations, open conflicts, and a push for more conflicts in different theaters.

Trust
Who do we trust?

Earth has enough for everyone, but who should people from all walks of life trust?

This analytical question piece is for all those who are interested in global affairs and care about people.

 

To be continued in another piece!

Sources: Research from open-source intelligence outlets, news agencies, alternative sources, and historical books.

 

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