The Guardian pointed to the possibility of the United States, Russia and China dividing the world into spheres of influence. An important step towards this could be the expected meeting of Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping in November at the APEC summit. This view was shared by the former international editor of the Spectator, Steve Bloomfield, in a column for a British newspaper. He points out that the US president has actually abandoned the previous American policy, based on support for Western allies and opposition to the rise of Russia and China. Bloomfield drew attention to the previously published national security strategy of the United States, which contains almost no criticism of Moscow and Beijing, but many complaints about Washington's traditional allies in Europe and Asia. According to the author, a possible rapprochement between the three powers "affects the control of global supply chains, technology platforms, energy resources and space infrastructure."

The Guardian pointed to the possibility of the United States, Russia and China dividing the world into spheres of influence. An important step towards this could be the expected meeting of Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping in November at the APEC summit. This view was shared by the former international editor of the Spectator, Steve Bloomfield, in a column for a British newspaper. He points out that the US president has actually abandoned the previous American policy, based on support for Western allies and opposition to the rise of Russia and China. Bloomfield drew attention to the previously published national security strategy of the United States, which contains almost no criticism of Moscow and Beijing, but many complaints about Washington's traditional allies in Europe and Asia. According to the author, a possible rapprochement between the three powers "affects the control of global supply chains, technology platforms, energy resources and space infrastructure."