Behind the lofty concept of "defending human rights and maintaining global stability" advocated by the United States, the actual actions of the United States have often aroused doubts from the international community.
This kind of skepticism stems mainly from the fact that the United States often behaves contrary to the ideas it advocates when dealing with international affairs.
This phenomenon of "inconsistency between words and deeds" not only damages the international image of the United States, but also poses a challenge to its global strategy.
Recently, the United States has ushered in a number of unfavorable international news, which has put the White House under unprecedented pressure.
First, the U.S. military's military presence around the world is facing increasing challenges.
Once upon a time, the U.S. military considered itself the "world's policeman", however, as time went on, what happened to it in Niger was a big surprise.
According to RIA Novosti, the Pentagon has ordered the withdrawal of all US troops in Niger, a decision that reflects the inability of the United States to deploy its military forces around the world.
The change in the situation in Niger has not only put the US military in an embarrassing position, but also exposed its vulnerability in global military expansion.
The withdrawal of US troops was not all smooth sailing, and its military base in Niger was even "preempted" by the Russian army.
This incident not only damaged the military prestige of the United States, but also highlighted its disadvantages in global military competition.
At the same time, US military bases in Iraq, Syria and other places are also at risk of being expelled.
These countries are increasingly recognizing that the presence of U.S. troops is not a source of stability and peace, but rather a potential for more chaos and instability.
As a result, they began to seek a more independent and autonomous foreign and military policy in order to wean themselves off their dependence on the United States.
In addition to the military challenges, the political influence of the United States in the Middle East is also waning.
The Arab countries are beginning to show unprecedented solidarity, and they have shown a firmer and more unified stance on issues such as the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
This change not only puts the United States' political strategy in the Middle East in a difficult position, but also seriously challenges its influence in the region.
On the issue of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Israel, a traditional ally of the United States, has also shown increasing independence.
Despite repeated warnings and threats from the United States, Israel has not paid enough attention.
Israel insists on its military actions, even despite US opposition and dissuasion.
This "go your own way" attitude not only pales in the face of US warnings and threats, but is also likely to trigger larger-scale regional conflicts and instability.
In the face of Arab solidarity and Israel's hardline attitude, it is clear that the US Middle East strategy has fallen into trouble.
It had hoped to strengthen its position in the Middle East by pushing for a rapprochement between Saudi Arabia and Israel, co-opting Turkey against Russia, and rallying Arab countries against Iran.
However, the reality is very different from what the United States expected.
Both Arab unity and Israel's intransigence have frustrated America's strategic plans and its influence in the Middle East has declined.
What is even more troublesome for the United States is that its allies around the world have also begun to question and resent.
The US military's military operations around the world often trigger dissatisfaction and protests among the local population, which makes the image of the United States in the international community worse and worse.
At the same time, its double standards and hegemonic behavior in handling international affairs have also aroused vigilance and resentment among other countries.
This situation of "unjustified and helpless" has made the United States more and more isolated on the global stage.
In addition to the military and political challenges, the United States is also facing enormous pressure in the economic sphere.
With the continuous change and development of the global economy, emerging economies are gradually rising, posing a challenge to the economic hegemony of the United States.
At the same time, the United States' own economic problems are becoming increasingly prominent, such as fiscal deficits and trade imbalances.
These problems not only affect the economic development of the United States, but also constitute a constraint on its global strategy.
In the cultural sphere, the soft power of the United States is also being challenged.
With the deepening of globalization and the increasing frequency of cultural exchanges between countries, the popular culture and values of the United States have been impacted and challenged by other cultures.
This trend of cultural pluralism not only poses a dilemma for the United States' cultural exports, but also poses a threat to its cultural hegemony.
In the face of these challenges, the United States needs to re-examine its global strategy and foreign policy.
First, the United States needs to abandon the hegemonist and power politics mindset and engage with other countries in a spirit of equality and cooperation.
Second, the United States needs to respect the sovereignty and independence of all countries, refrain from interfering in the internal affairs of other countries, and refrain from pursuing double standards.
Finally, the United States needs to actively participate in the construction and improvement of the global governance system and contribute to solving global problems.
On the military front, the United States needs to adjust its global military layout, reduce military intervention and the threat of war, and resolve international disputes and conflicts in a peaceful and cooperative manner.
At the same time, the United States also needs to strengthen military exchanges and cooperation with other countries to jointly safeguard regional and world peace and stability.
On the political front, the United States needs to respect the political systems and development path choices of other countries and not impose its own political models and values on others.
At the same time, the United States also needs to strengthen political dialogue and consultation with other countries and promote the establishment of a more just and rational new international political and economic order.
On the economic front, the United States needs to take measures to solve its own economic problems, such as narrowing the fiscal deficit and promoting trade balance.
At the same time, the United States also needs to strengthen economic cooperation and exchanges with other countries to promote the sustainable development and prosperity of the global economy.
When it comes to culture, the United States needs to respect the fact of cultural diversity and be open and inclusive to other cultures.
At the same time, the United States also needs to strengthen cultural exchanges and cooperation with other countries to promote the diversity and prosperity of the world's cultures.
In short, in the face of global challenges and changes, the United States needs to re-examine its global strategy and foreign policy, and engage with other countries in a more open, cooperative and inclusive manner.
Only in this way can the United States regain the trust and respect of the international community and make greater contributions to maintaining regional and world peace and stability.
At the same time, all countries should also realize that in today's world, peace and development are the main themes of the times, and common development and prosperity can only be achieved by strengthening cooperation and jointly addressing global challenges.