Trump, for the very first time, is ... finding himself at the lowest point of his political career.
Trump is working for his own interests. And, for him, it’s immaterial who pays.
Trump’s vanity is not the only weakness that Putin can count on.
The United States treating Taiwan like a cash machine is nothing new.
We have to celebrate the fact that, with a majority in both chambers, the Republicans in Congress have finally realized that you can say no to Trump.
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[I]t Is appalling to see the person in charge of the U.S. nuclear arsenal acts like a spoiled child.
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Israel has lost its functional role … and no longer provides immense benefit to the West
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[T]he U.S. government does not have the legislative authority to negotiate free trade agreements.
There may be no best solution, but only choices between different forms of horror.
[T]hreats from Washington may have strengthened a sense of unity and sovereignty among citizens who want peace.
[N]ot everything is permitted under Trumpism.
The U.S.-Israeli duo is ruthless, deeply ethnocidal, full of arrogance and replete with religious and racial hatred.
We may only think ... it will return, but it won’t. It is no longer the child of Europe,
International skepticism of the U.S. has gradually evolved into anti-American sentiment — a trend that has already spread to Taiwan.
To stop the cycle of events along the Afghanistan border, Pakistan needs a heavy hand with powerful leverage. The United States fits the bill.
President Donald Trump has used everything he can to undermine the sovereignty of this country with little to no success. It must remain like that.
What perhaps remains unresolved, is how long the American electorate will allow Trump to reduce their country into a paranoia state, an empire of appalling tantrums and ragtag diplomacy.
The truth is that the Americans are pathologically unreliable and unscrupulously treacherous.
One of the most striking aspects of the strategy is the degree to which it personalizes foreign policy around Donald Trump himself.
It is either the American “applying pressure” or the Israeli “being pressured,” per the ubiquitous epithets of the moment.
Historians will be scratching their heads when they get around to studying U.S. President Donald Trump.
Americans have watched the genocidal war on their phones.