Tag: international relations

[I]f the one who is being cheated on is not the government, it is the citizens.

The consequences to Trump and on his decisions after the killing of two Americans are far more important than striking a country of 93 million people.

Donald Trump’s speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos yesterday clearly showed the increasing dissociation between U.S. president’s words and reality.

If the United States continues to indulge in ... power and military might ... and ignores the rule of law and the alliance system that have made [it] great, then that power and might will eventually slip through its fingers.

[W]e see that what is happening in our contemporary world ... are signs and omens of an uncertain future ... causing Western democracy as a whole to head toward collapse,

U.S. foreign policy remains highly transactional.

[P]ower politics ... is the principle of the right to use force wherever the interests of the U.S. require it.

Donald Trump has not read history. He invaded Venezuela [to steal] the country’s oil, as if it were still 1973.

Iran is not Venezuela.