Anti-American Non-Aligned Movement Grows, as During Cold War

America is increasingly concerned about the deepening relations between its top axis-like foes, and a growing number of traditional Western allies are contemplating jumping on Beijing’s bandwagon.

AP/Mark Schiefelbein
Xi Jinping takes his oath after being unanimously elected as president during a session of China's National People's Congress at the Great Hall of the People, Beijing, March 10, 2023. AP/Mark Schiefelbein

One of America’s long-time staunch allies, Saudi Arabia, is signaling a readiness to become neutral in the new Cold War, signing a tentative, Beijing-brokered deal with Tehran. Is Washington ready for a new non-aligned movement?

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