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  Political Analysis Report The debate surrounding the transformation of the international order has become more relevant than ever. As geopolitical competition intensifies and the principles of the post-1945 liberal order are increasingly challenged, it is worth asking whether we are witnessing isolated policy shifts or the emergence of a fundamentally different model of global power.   This essay explores that question through the evolution of U.S. foreign policy, arguing that recent developments may represent not merely a change in administration, but the possible transition from liberal hegemony toward a new form of neo-imperialism based on strategic coercion, geo-economic leverage and transactional diplomacy.   Among the main ideas discussed are: • The transformation of U.S. leadership from multilateral hegemony toward a more unilateral and transactional model of power. • The emergence of neo-imperial practices that rely less on territorial occupation and m...