throughout the country yet the american people are being punished, it seems like if he wanted to get away with anything, just come over to the southern border and you have a free pass. leo: absolutely. tell me, the one-size-fits-all doesn t work for me as a lawyer, i m sure from a medical standpoint, i look at the different exemptions, people who have already been having pre-existing conditions and i look at religious freedoms, personal freedoms, the federal government is not a doctor. shouldn t this type of decision be in the hands of medical professionals, not the federal government? as you say, it s not black-and-white. when did the united states become such a hegemon that not only do we dominate the global society of vaccines so that we can lessen the transition globally but as you start talking about these vaccine
Posted : 2021-04-22 17:35 By Shlomo Ben-Ami
TEL AVIV ― U.S. President Joe Biden has announced that he will withdraw American troops from Afghanistan by Sept. 11, finally ending his country s longest war ever. The move was indicative of a broader shift by the United States away from the Middle East ― one that has been a long time coming. Will anyone take its place in the region?
China seems to hope so. Just a couple of weeks before Biden s announcement, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi was in Tehran to sign a 25-year comprehensive strategic partnership (CSP) deal with Iran, which will include economic, political, and security cooperation. The move has the U.S. concerned ― and for good reason.
every instance asians have demonstrated maturity to walk back from the brink, focus on their geoeconomic complementaries. i don t see any reason why that pattern won t continue even though we have to concede asia is a growing arms bazaar. no one really wants to see their economic growth will derailed or other kind of significant instability that would require that the u.s. come in and reimpose itself as a hegemon in the region. evan, do you think that the trump administration will reach a deal with china? i was struck by the fact that president trump tweeted about huawei saying they re a very bad company, but by the way, if there s a trade deal with china, maybe we can forgive them which suggests that what trump is
undertaking of problems across the globe. harris: the second when you mention i m a little too concerned it s too late for and that is russia being a hegemon because they did step into that. trish: your question was spot on. your question to josh about what is our goal their? spot on. i think this is where the dilemma is coming from. yes, the middle east has a new sheriff there and it happens to be a vladimir putin. that s why he wants to have that presence in syria. that s why he is connected to iran. that s why we are trying to strengthen our allegiance with saudi arabia because i hate to say, and the senator knows us as well, what this is all about is oil. and who was going to control oil going forward. sandra: do you think more sanctions would work on a russia? trish: yes. if we wanted to exert economic pressure, we could put all the more sanctions on russia and that might cause them to back off a little because it s going
we don t need to have one. that will hurt them more than it will hurt us and maybe then we will start to get a clue and understand how seriously we think the north korea situation is. harris: i m starting to suspect china just doesn t want to share the category of hegemon in the region. it is very much time for china to start to put some pressure on them and start to ask. marie: they are scared of conflict on their border and i think they are scared that if they do things to destabilize the north korean regime and there are refugees flowing out, this is something that s very much in their neighborhood. i think they could and should do more but this affects them much more directly than it affects us. david: to the president s credit, wire energy policy to make us independent and able to sell to countries all over the world and be less dependent on russia and china.