"Nation Clash" is a global competition where countries resolve differences through friendly contests instead of conflict. Each nation fields a team based on its population size—larger countries have more players (e.g., Russia gets 20, while smaller nations like Iceland get 5)—to compete in challenges ranging from physical feats like relay races to strategic war games like capture-the-flag or war tag. The losing team must serve the winners for a year in symbolic acts of humility, such as hosting festivals to celebrate the victor’s culture or assisting in charitable projects. This fun, fair competition promotes global unity, showcases cultural diversity, and replaces conflict with camaraderie.

Neat. The Biden Administration got Mexico to post 10,000 troops on the border back in 2021. And Canada agreed to spend $1,3 billion on border security back in December, for Biden. So Trump stopped his tariffs for something they were doing, already.
www.cnn.com/2025/02/04/politics/trump-blinks-trade-war-analysis/index.html

China uses the Yuan; not the dollar. And the BRICS countries haven't decided on a particular currency, and probably never will. India and China don't even like each other.

That said, Trump's new tariffs will probably drive a lot of business, outside the US, right to China.