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In Asia, Donald Trump's unpredictability prompts Washington's allies to reassess their security strategy

Facing Beijing's regional ambitions, several historic U.S. partners are strengthening bilateral ties and defense capabilities amid growing doubts about American reliability.

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Le Monde — Une

U.S. President Donald Trump's security policy, deemed ambiguous in Asia, has revived questions about American reliability in the event of a conflict with China, according to Le Monde. This uncertainty would be prompting several historic allies and partners of Washington in the region to rethink their security approach.

According to the newspaper, faced with the regional ambitions displayed by Beijing, these countries are seeking to tighten ties among themselves while bolstering their own defense capabilities, rather than relying solely on the traditional American security umbrella.

This shift would reflect a change in perception regarding U.S. engagement in the Asia-Pacific region, long viewed as a pillar of regional stability in the face of China's rising power.

Le Monde notes that this dynamic is part of a broader realignment of alliances in Asia, where Washington's partners are seeking security guarantees that no longer depend exclusively on the consistency of American foreign policy.

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