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What is President Joe Biden’s foreign policy? – GIS Reports
Joe Biden is conducting a mixed foreign policy His administration’s main focus is on domestic issues The White House is likely to take a ‘risk avoidance’ strategy Some presidents of the United States enter office without a coherent vision for protecting the country’s global interests, and Joe Biden appears to be one such leader.
Beijing is gearing up for heightened tension with the West
At the end of October, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China held a plenary meeting. The focus was preparations for the coming five-year plan, which the National People’s Congress will pass at the start of next year. The discussion also included a long-term plan to 2035, as well as various internal, foreign and security policy issues. One of the plans’ main objectives is to prepare the country for an accelerating conflict with Western powers, especially the United States.
Opinion: NATO at 70 – where does the alliance go from here? (part 2)
This is the second in a two-part series on NATO at 70. In part 1, GIS Expert Dr. Uwe Nerlich recounts how the alliance’s role transformed from a means of stabilizing postwar Europe into an instrument of “mutual deterrence.” This installment focuses on the future of the U.S.-Europe relationship. In the late 1980s, several developments – above all the weakening position of Mikhail Gorbachev and the breakup of the Warsaw Pact – translated into momentous geopolitical change.
President Donald Trump lost the midterms, but in some ways he emerged stronger
This year’s midterm elections to the United States Congress were widely awaited as a verdict on President Donald Trump’s first 21 months in office. This reflected a deep misunderstanding since presidential parties almost always lose congressional midterms. Since such elections were first held in 1862, incumbent presidents have lost friendly seats in the House of Representative 35 times, and in the Senate 24 times. Except for George W.
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