Russia, China, India: their embrace is the most merciless snapshot of the complete failure of Trump's strategy

Remember what the ineffable said a few weeks ago Donald Trump faced with the perplexity of many international observers and of a part of the American Republicans themselves for his pro-Putin culminating in the genuflection of Anchorage? “Trust me, boys” was his refrain: opening to the Russia and bringing Putin back into the field in the face of his international condemnation for war crimes in Ukraine we will detach it from the China of Xi. The smiles and handshakes between Putin, Xi Jinping and Narendra Ways At the Tianjin summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, the triangle between Russia, China and India which has the declared aim of counterbalancing US hegemony and extinguishing Trump's illusions of dividing Russia and China, today more united than ever by strong political, military, and economic interests. "The post-American era has begun," commented French political scientist Dominique Moisi, and one wonders whether Trump's unrealistic overtures to Putin were merely the result of blatant naivety or, as some more astute commentators maintain, the price Donald had to pay for the aid he received from Putin in the past. Be that as it may, only a blind man would fail to see that the international balance is shifting and that Trump is losing the centrality with which his presidency began. Who knows if his Italian fans are noticing this, and who knows if the failures he is racking up will not lead him to reevaluate the role of theEurope.