America’s New Atlantic Partnership Looks Piddling Next To Communist China’s Ambitions in the Global South

Biden’s pet issue, climate change, is dwarfed by the priorities on which the Communist Chinese are challenging him.

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Secretary Blinken at the Ministerial Meeting on Atlantic Cooperation on September 18, 2023 at New York. AP/Craig Ruttle, pool

The liberal internationalists in Washington are in need of a geopolitical reckoning. In their visits to Communist China, their pandering to the United Nations — in which, by the by, Iran is due to assume Chairmanship of the Human Rights Council Social Forum in November — and their insistence on diversity, equity, and inclusion as a core tenet of American foreign policy, they are becoming detached from reality.

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