When Trump threatens half the world with sanctions, wars, and blockades, after being surprised by the number of people who continue to support him despite the fact that he literally trampled all his previous campaign promises and became something worse than Obama, we are approaching a new reality. And this new way of seeing things does not come hand in hand with small changes, but with shifts in lifestyles—such as how we relate to cities, among thousands of other things.

Today, those who suffer the most from this war are not the United States or the Western regions, but Asia. Nearly 80% of Asia’s oil barrels pass through the Strait. And not to mention what lies ahead for Africa in the medium-term future. Today, Kenya alone is losing around 1.4 million dollars a day, simply because the war and tensions are ongoing.

In all of this, the only winner as of today continues to be Iran, even if it is losing. The United States is at its most critical moment as a world leader and also as a fiat leader.