Donald Trump’s "America First" stance could erode the US's influence in Asia — the world’s fastest-growing region. As Trump throws up the trade barriers, intra-Asia cooperation is flourishing https://t.co/3QJT5X4iuT https://t.co/zgthPhcuc3 ...

Trade Relations and Economic Impact - The US is facing the steepest tariff barriers since the 1940s, impacting long-established trade ties and leading to a decline in people-to-people interactions, particularly among Chinese students and Singaporean tourists [1][6][29] - Investment pledges from countries like Japan and South Korea amount to $900 billion, but incidents such as immigration raids have undermined trust [1][5] - The US is at risk of isolating itself from a region projected to account for nearly 60% of the global economy by 2050, compared to just 11% for the US [6][29] China's Economic Strategy - China remains a manufacturing powerhouse, with its high-tech sector now contributing over 15% to GDP, up from less than 11% in 2017 [8][9] - The Chinese government is focusing on closing the gap in strategic technologies like semiconductors and AI, with significant investments in future industries [8][9] - Despite tariffs, Chinese firms maintain substantial sales to American importers, estimated at around $1 billion daily [22] Regional Dynamics and Alliances - India and China are working to improve relations, with India recognizing the need for Chinese investment to boost its manufacturing sector [12][13] - Southeast Asian nations are increasingly economically intertwined with China, while also seeking to maintain neutrality amid rising tensions with the US [12][29] - The expanding BRICS group, now including Indonesia, provides China with additional avenues to strengthen ties in the region [16][29] Labor and Immigration Issues - The number of international students entering the US has dropped significantly, with a 19% decrease in August, marking the lowest figures since 2021 [18][29] - Trump's new $100,000 fee on H-1B applications is expected to disproportionately affect Indian workers, who make up two-thirds of these visas [19][29] Investment and Manufacturing Trends - Companies like Apple have managed to secure exemptions from tariffs, while Asian investment pledges to the US are in the hundreds of billions [22][29] - The US is witnessing a shift in manufacturing and investment patterns, with potential Asian capital flowing into the US despite the current trade tensions [22][29] Geopolitical Considerations - As China's influence grows, neighboring countries are increasingly seeking US support as a counterbalance, leading to military agreements such as nuclear submarine deals with Australia and South Korea [24][29] - The US's approach has led to a perception of it as a rival or bully, which could have long-term implications for its role in the Asian economy [27][29]

RT KaizerRev (@Kaizerrev)Nick Fuentes states in 2026 we need to keep a list of names of Politicians that disavow Tucker Carlson.If they do, do NOT Vote for them.But if they are with Tucker, disavow the Israel Lobby & are America First, they will have our Votes & we will help them succeed. https://t.co/RHeiYCZuoh ...

RT America First Foundation (@AmericaFirstFdn)The America First Foundation is back.In 2026 we return with new video reports, in-depth articles, and original analysis all centered on one thing: putting America and its people first.Stay tuned. 🇺🇸 https://t.co/KDZioT1c8h ...

RT Senator Eric Schmitt (@SenEricSchmitt)America First means AMERICANS first.Young Americans are struggling. They shouldn’t have to compete against a flood of cheap foreign labor.It’s time to overhaul or end the Optional Practical Training program that prioritizes foreigners over American students and workers. ...

After weeks of tension over foreign policy, economic messaging, and most of all, the fight over releasing the Epstein files, President Trump has now formally broken up with his once loyal MAGA ally, Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green. He made the announcement in a lengthy truth social post, saying all she does is quote, "Complain, complain, complain, withdrawing support for her in 2026." He also claims the fight started after he told her she quote didn't have a chance running for senator or governor. That ...

RT Israel Exposed (@xIsraelExposedx)'Covering up a child sex trafficking ring, in order to send more missiles to bomb children. The most evil shit imaginable' MAGA will not survive being Israel first. America First is the future @NickJFuentes https://t.co/S0otVWBvG0 ...

Political Stance - The analysis identifies prominent conservative influencers and their perceived alignment within the "America First–Israel Divide" [1] - The report categorizes influencers into three groups: "America First," "Fence sitters," and "Israel side" [1] Influencer Groupings - "America First" influencers include Nick Fuentes, Candace Owens, and Tucker Carlson [1] - "Fence sitters" include Megyn Kelly, Tim Pool, and Matt Walsh [1] - Influencers on the "Israel side" include Ben Shapiro, Dave Rubin, and Jordan Peterson [1]

Political Stance - "America First" implies prioritizing domestic interests [1]

RT Nicholas J. Fuentes (@NickJFuentes)Shapiro takes a break from crying about the Tuckercaust to tell young people that they aren’t entitled to affordable housing.And they wonder why they’re so unpopular? It’s already over for the Israel-First GOP.America First is the only path forward 🇺🇸https://t.co/SokNu2c0gK ...