In 'America First, The World Divided: Trump 2.0 Influence,' Ahmed Fathi articulates how the Trump administration reshaped global dynamics, challenging longstanding alliances and promoting a more fragmented international landscape. This book serves as a crucial resource for understanding the evolving geopolitical climate, examining the rise of powers such as China and Russia in response to disrupted multilateralism. Fathi emphasizes the need for policymakers and global citizens alike to grasp these shifts comprehensively. The narrative offers a balanced viewpoint, neither vilifying nor glorifying Trump's actions, but instead contextualizing them within broader historical trends. It equips readers with the analytical tools necessary to navigate an increasingly complex world, drawing from Fathi's extensive experience as a journalist and UN correspondent. His insights synthesize rich data on how economic policies influence diplomatic relations and vice versa, thereby revealing the interconnectedness of global markets and international policy decisions. This analysis is vital not just for academics and professionals in international relations, but for anyone seeking to engage thoughtfully with foreign policy in today's divided world.