Group 1 - The U.S. international policy has been inconsistent and often counterproductive, with tariffs causing damage to both allies and domestic interests [1][3][4] - The tariff strategy, exemplified by a 50% tariff on India, has strained traditional alliances and led countries to prioritize their own interests over collaboration with the U.S. [3][4] - The Biden administration's foreign policy efforts are overshadowed by the previous administration's aggressive tactics, resulting in a fragmented alliance system [4][6] Group 2 - Internal divisions and legal challenges in the U.S. are undermining governance, with courts questioning the legal basis of tariffs imposed by the Trump administration [6][7] - The U.S. faces significant economic challenges, including high debt and fiscal deficits, which complicate its ability to exert pressure on allies and adversaries [6][7] - The evolving geopolitical landscape is leading to a multipolar world where countries seek to maximize their own benefits, rather than aligning strictly with U.S. interests [6][7]