Nixon’s multipolarity still best way to manage China
Reactions to the recent onslaught of cheap Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) have ranged from panic to dismissal. While panic is never useful in foreign policy, there is reason for concern.
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Time for a US pivot to Central Asia
Washington aims to absorb strategically vital Central Asia into its sphere of influence, according to a US State Department 2020 strategy document entitled “US Strategy for Central Asia 2019 – 2025: Advancing Sovereignty and Economic Prosperity.” To date, its efforts have come up notably and woefully short.
Biden’s waffling war stances miffing allies, losing votes
Trapped in a Gaza war predicament between the irreconcilable goals of Israel and Hamas, US President Joe Biden has taken a whiplash approach of trying to please one side on one day and the other the next.
Trump or Biden, US foreign policy endangers the world
Many observers of American politics are understandably terrified at the prospect of Donald Trump being re-elected president of the United States in November.
‘Trump put’ takes unpredictable hold on global affairs
Donald Trump has not been elected the next president of the United States. He is not even the official Republican candidate. But Trump’s presence in the 2024 electoral race is already dictating domestic and foreign political agendas – without his even setting foot in the White House for a second term.