Monday, November 9, 2020

Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- November 9, 2020

Joe Biden points a finger at his election rally, after news media announced that Biden won the 2020 U.S. presidential election, in Wilmington, Delaware. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque


The president-elect has consistently vowed to turn away from unilateralism. 

But to truly restore US leadership he will have to win back the trust of alienated allies and hold adversaries to account. 

US President-Elect Joe Biden has vowed to restore America's leadership role in the world by reversing the unilateralism of the Trump administration and refocusing on longstanding international alliances. 

He says his administration will elevate diplomacy and lead by the "power of example," rather than the "example of power." 


 Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- November 9, 2020 

A Preview of Biden’s Foreign Policy -- James Stavridis, Bloomberg 




On Joe Biden and America’s relationship with Iran -- Tridivesh Singh Maini, Notes On Liberty 



How might Biden deal with Korea? -- Robert king, Asia Times 





Turkey and Russia Jockey for Power in the South Caucasus -- Mark Episkopos, National Interest 


5 comments:

RussInSoCal said...

Um... let's see - total capitulation to China (they've got Biden by the balls). Total capitulation to Iran - just because.

We all may be surprised by his behavior toward Russia. They also have a solid buy-in on the Biden Blackmail Bandwagon.

Paris Climate Fraud: check
WTO subservience: check

As I wrote on the below thread:

/I hear that tickets for the upcoming Globalist Appeasement Biden Apology Tour have already sold out.


KNEE,
PADS,

R.

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Anonymous said...

RSC

LOSER

Dave Goldstein said...

Don't celebrate yet