What if America Followed the Rules?

The debate over American foreign policy is intensifying as the nation looks to rebuild its international standing post-Trump era. This article explores the possibility that adhering to international law could offer a more predictable and stable framework for U.S. foreign policy. It suggests that embracing established legal norms might help mend relationships strained by recent unilateral actions and isolationist tendencies. Such a shift could foster greater global cooperation and trust, highlighting the potential benefits of a more rule-based approach in international relations.