Sign in Welcome! Log into your account your username your password Forgot your password? Get help Create an account Create an account Welcome! Register for an account your email your username A password will be e-mailed to you. Password recovery Recover your password your email A password will be e-mailed to you. Biden’s Multilateralism Is All Very Nice. But Now Let’s See Action 134 June 21, 2021 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Published in Arab News (Saudi Arabia) on 19 June 2021 by Baria Alamuddin (link to originallink to original) Translated from by . Edited by . Back To Origin This post appeared on the front page as a direct link to the original article with the above link . Tags:AfghanistanAfricaAli KhameneiAntony BlinkenCentral AmericaCentral Asiaclimate changeDonald TrumpEbrahim RaisiGroup of 7human rightsinternational relationsIranJoe Bidenmilitary withdrawalpopulismRecep Tayyip Erdoganright-wing extremismRussiaSahelSaudi ArabiaSyriaTurkeyVladimir Putin Hot this week Block titleFeaturedAll time popularMore Trinidad and Tobago: A Time for Diplomacy October 27, 2025. Published in Daily Express 0 Poland: Trump Ends the Slaughter, Netanyahu’s Problems Remain* October 27, 2025. Published in RzeczpospolitaWill anyone be held accountable for the bloodshed of Palestinian civilians in Gaza who have died over the past two years? 0 Japan: Antagonism with South America: Ship Attacks Go Too Far October 29, 2025. Published in Tokyo ShimbunIf the U.S. touts its “justice,” it should take concrete action to respect the rule of law and human life. 0 Australia: As Southeast Asia Reels from Tariffs, Donald Trump’s Flashy ‘Peace’ Deal Falls Short October 27, 2025. Published in ABC News Australia 0 Australia: If Kamala Harris Wants a 2nd Run at the White House She Has To Move Past Her Joe Biden Issues October 29, 2025. Published in ABC News Australia 0 Topics Austria: Trump Has Cut the Gordian Knot in Gaza, What Comes Next? October 31, 2025. Published in Der StandardSomething could happen at any moment that would bring a halt to everything. 0 Austria: In His Blunt Manner, Vance Comes to Netanyahu’s Aid October 30, 2025. Published in Der StandardThe U.S. knows that the West Bank, which is not even mentioned in Trump's 20-point plan, is a weak point in the overall project. 0 Canada: Trump’s ‘Golden Dome’ Missile Defense System Offers Nothing but the Illusion of Safety October 30, 2025. Published in Toronto Star 0 Japan: Antagonism with South America: Ship Attacks Go Too Far October 29, 2025. Published in Tokyo ShimbunIf the U.S. touts its “justice,” it should take concrete action to respect the rule of law and human life. 0 Colombia: Everything Is ‘the Caribbean’ October 29, 2025. Published in El TiempoIn the past, many world leaders drew attention to the ineffectiveness of the prohibitionist approach. 0 Colombia: The Global Game: China Advances, but the United States Still Sets the Pace October 29, 2025. Published in El ColombianoThe paradox is that Washington is containing China by using the same tools that China perfected: tariffs, green subsidies and export restrictions. 0 Canada: If Mark Carney Has a Plan for How To Deal with Trump, He Might Want To Tell Canadians What It Is October 29, 2025. Published in Toronto Star 0 Germany: The Epstein Curse Continues To Loom Large October 29, 2025. Published in Der Spiegel 0 Related Articles Japan: Antagonism with South America: Ship Attacks Go Too Far October 29, 2025. Published in Tokyo ShimbunIf the U.S. touts its “justice,” it should take concrete action to respect the rule of law and human life. Russia: Bagram Absurdity* October 4, 2025. Published in Kommersant[O]ne can only sympathize with Trump’s foreign policy, military and trade advisers. South Africa: Litmus Test for SADC Unity in the Wake of US Military Overtures August 14, 2025. Published in Pretoria NewsSouthern Africa cannot be turned into the U.S.'s new battlefield. What is certain is that Africa will continue to be a playground for foreign wars. Mauritius: A Look Behind Trump’s Tariffs August 6, 2025. Published in Mauritius TimesAmerican consumers will face higher prices, increased inflation, fewer available goods, and a drain of money from the global economy due to these unnecessary taxes. Tanzania: The Agrarian Quest. Tanzanian Farming Faces US Tariff Headwinds August 5, 2025. Published in Daily NewsTanzania is currently shielded from U.S. tariffs under the African Growth and Opportunity Act, which remains in effect until the end of 2025. Previous articleBennett, It Seems, Intends To Pay Close Attention to Signals from BidenNext articleRecommendations on How To Reset Your Relationship LEAVE A REPLY Cancel replyLog in to leave a comment