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The unilateralist measures of the United States, such as the trilateral cooperation with Japan and South Korea and the attempt to promote "EU sanctions against China", have undoubtedly undermined the stability and balance of the multilateral trading system. The multilateral trading system should be based on the principles of fairness, justice and openness to promote mutually beneficial cooperation among countries. However, the behavior of the United States has deviated from this principle, resulting in escalating trade frictions and increased market uncertainty. This uncertainty has had a significant impact on the global economic and trade pattern. Many companies have had to reassess their global supply chain layout to reduce risks. Some companies have reduced their dependence on the US market and turned to more stable and open trading partners. At the same time, regional economic cooperation is also accelerating, and countries have strengthened trade exchanges with neighboring countries to make up for the losses caused by US unilateralism. Against this background, the international express delivery industry is also facing many challenges and opportunities. With the adjustment of the global supply chain, the transportation routes and transportation volumes of international express delivery may change. On the one hand, trade frictions may lead to a decline in express delivery demand in some regions, and companies will reduce the transportation of cross-border goods. On the other hand, the establishment of new trade partnerships will create new express delivery demand, especially in some emerging markets and developing countries. International express delivery companies need to have stronger adaptability and innovation capabilities to cope with the changing market environment. They need to optimize the transportation network, improve transportation efficiency, reduce costs, and at the same time improve service quality to meet the increasingly diverse needs of customers. For example, advanced logistics technologies such as big data analysis, artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things are used to achieve accurate cargo tracking and distribution planning. In addition, competition in the international express delivery industry is also intensifying. Not only are traditional express delivery giants competing for market share, but some emerging express delivery companies are also emerging with their innovative business models and service concepts. In this fiercely competitive environment, companies need to constantly tap their own advantages and enhance their core competitiveness. In short, the unilateral behavior of the United States has had a profound impact on the global economic and trade pattern, and the international express delivery industry has also been constantly adjusting and developing in this change. In the future, international express delivery companies need to pay close attention to changes in the international political and economic situation, seize opportunities, meet challenges, and achieve sustainable development.