The international order as we know it is becoming fragmented. The western countries are consolidating into a bloc, with a few outliers that are starting to break away like Turkey, for example. We don't know what game Turkey is playing, actually. The bloc is based on a few key states who play a crucial role. We spoke of Japan, Australia and the United Kingdom. There's also France, which has positioned itself firmly beside the United States, of course, and other countries are trying to get closer, too. Canada, however, finds itself more on the outer flank.
Then there is the consolidation of the Sino-Russian axis. The current collapse of the Russian economy is a fantastic opportunity for the Chinese, who are buying up most of Russia's strategic infrastructure.
We are therefore seeing the creation of these two polarized groups that are increasingly on a collision course, and the outliers, such as India, Turkey and other key players, could really influence the results.