Tag: Summit for Democracy

[I]nstead of strengthening its allies, the U.S. is trying to rob them.

[T]he U.S. population grows less optimistic about democracy at home every year.

Many don’t buy Mr Biden’s idea of dividing the world into 'democracies versus autocracies.'

[T]he unipolar system in which the United States has exerted excessive international leadership is ending.

Holding a Summit for Democracy does not mean that containment of China and Russia will be successful.

[I]t is truly astounding how the banner of American democracy has lost its luster.

The invitees include democracies that are so defective that they do not deserve to be called a democracy.

There are few points in history where democracy has been questioned as much as it is now.

Hardly anyone in the U.S. was interested in this meeting.

The facts make clear that what the U.S. wants are not allies, but rather its own cheerleading squad.

There is deep-seated anxiety that democratic nations’ freedom of speech and online space is a weakness that autocracies could exploit with misinformation.

[T]he Americans are fanning the flames of the most explosive conflict in Asia, which could lead to World War III: the confrontation between China and Taiwan.