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The video discusses the shifting power dynamics in the Middle East as the US withdraws its influence, leading to new alliances with Russia and Iran. The US's retreat from Syria raises concerns about its reliability in global commitments, potentially unraveling the post-1945 liberal order. Countries like Japan and Europe may need to bolster their defenses, while allies like Israel and Saudi Arabia question their security. The video highlights the broader implications of these changes on the world stage.

How do local powers in the Middle East respond to the perceived abandonment by the United States?

What does the term 'strong horse' refer to in the context of international relations as discussed in the text?

What are the potential consequences of the United States not being trusted to keep its commitments?

What implications does the United States' withdrawal from the Middle East have on its global commitments?

In what ways might the United States' actions affect its relationships with allies like Japan and European countries?