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We subscribe to an America First foreign policy which is characterized by the belief in the strength and the character of the American people. It is not an isolationist policy but rather one which prioritizes the security and safety of American people and the sanctity of American laws, values and culture. We believe in treaties and tariffs which strengthen our diplomatic and economic prowess including a stronger NATO and USMCA, a peace through strength Middle East policy and a roster of alternative trade partners to China.
Iranian President Raisi visited Sri Lanka to launch a hydropower project, and a Russian company has taken over China’s white-elephant airport. The post Iran and Russia Move into Sri Lanka After China’s Belt and Road Disaster appeared first on Breitbart.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken has determined that an Israeli army battalion committed grave human-rights abuses against Palestinians in the West Bank before the war in Gaza. But he said in a letter to House Speaker Mike Johnson that he is postponing a decision on blocking aid to the unit to give Israel more time to right the wrongdoing.
Blinken Threatens China Over Russia Ties, Warns Xi Against “Downward Spiral” In Relations With US On Friday Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, which brought to a close the US top diplomat’s three day visit to China. Blinken warned the Chinese leader of another potential “downward spiral” in relations and the two sides agreed this should be avoided, however, there were plenty of not so subtle barbs, warnings and threats exchanged. AFP/Getty Images President Xi in comments underscored that Beijing and Washington “should be partners rather than adversaries” – a familiar theme of top Chinese officials of late. “The world is big enough to accommodate the simultaneous development and prosperity of both China and the United States,” he said according to a Chinese Foreign Ministry readout. But he added the caveat that US-China relations will only stabilize once the US takes “a positive and constructive view of China’s development.” “I proposed three major principles: mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and win-win cooperation. They are not only a summary of past experience, but also a guide to the future,” the Chinese leader was quoted as saying. Blinken responded in a statement to reporters by emphasizing “We want China’s economy to grow” but it remains that “the way China grows matters.” “That means fostering a healthy economic relationship where American workers and firms are treated equally and fairly,” he continued, highlighting the Biden admin talking point of China’s unfair trade practices and the potential for certain US sectors being overrun with Chinese products. During this second trip to China in less than a year by Blinken, the Secretary of State also called out China related to Russia’s war in Ukraine. “Russia would struggle to sustain its assault on Ukraine without China’s support,” Blinken claimed provocatively, while also asserting China is the
