Is America Still Capable of Enforcing the World Order?

The ongoing conflict in Iran has significantly depleted America's critical stockpiles of missile interceptors, raising concerns among U.S. allies about Washington's ability to manage multiple simultaneous military engagements. This situation underscores a broader debate about America's long-term capacity to maintain its global security commitments and enforce the world order. As these stockpiles dwindle, allies are reassessing their own defense strategies and the reliability of U.S. support in potential future conflicts. For more details, check out the full article in The Wall Street Journal.