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politics1 year ago

Global Perspectives on the 2024 U.S. Election and Its Impact

The international perspective on the U.S. presidential showdown between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump highlights a choice between continuity and change in foreign policy. Harris aligns with Biden's approach, focusing on traditional alliances and support for Ukraine, while Trump promises an 'America first' strategy, critiquing current leadership for global instability. Key issues include U.S. involvement in conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, relations with China and Taiwan, and NATO commitments. The outcome of the election is seen as pivotal for global stability and U.S. foreign relations.

via ABC News|
#donald-trump#foreign-policy#global-stability
international-relations1 year ago

"Marcos Stands Firm in Defending Philippines' Sovereignty"

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr asserted in an address to the Australian parliament that his country will not tolerate any foreign power encroaching on its territory, particularly in the South China Sea, where tensions with China persist. The joint sea and air patrols with Australia aim to counter China's assertiveness in the region. Marcos emphasized the importance of safeguarding the South China Sea for global peace and stability, ahead of his attendance at an ASEAN summit in Melbourne.

via Reuters|
#australia#global-stability#international-relations
politics1 year ago

"US Dependability Concerns Rise Among American Allies Regardless of Election Outcome"

American allies are concerned about the reliability of the United States, regardless of whether Trump or Biden wins the presidential election. Many worry that the U.S. could become less dependable due to a divided electorate and domestic challenges. European NATO allies are discussing the need to increase military spending and plan for an alliance without the U.S. Some leaders, like French President Macron, are advocating for a stronger Europe that is less dependent on others. Both Trump and Biden have their supporters and critics among global leaders, and America's rivals are not openly expressing a preference for the election outcome.

via The Associated Press|
#biden-presidency#global-stability#international-relations
international-relations2 years ago

Navigating the U.S.-China Relationship: Signals, Talks, and Ideologies

The idea of a new Cold War between the United States and China has gained traction, but the current situation differs in important ways. While there are similarities, such as ideological differences and competition for influence, the interconnectedness of the U.S. and Chinese economies and China's lack of interest in exporting its version of Marxism distinguish it from the U.S.-Soviet relationship. However, the absence of crisis prevention and management mechanisms, the deglobalizing world, and questionable assumptions on both sides pose risks. To avoid catastrophe, the two countries should maintain economic ties, defuse tensions over Taiwan, establish crisis-prevention mechanisms, strengthen cooperation on health and climate change, and engage influential citizens to promote the common good.

via Foreign Affairs Magazine|
#cold-war#geopolitics#global-stability