World Not Waiting for America: Pacific Nations Continue Trade Deal
Asian and Latin American nations keep the Trans Pacific Partnership alive.
We are entering a post-American world, accelerated by President Donald Trump’s disinterest in multilateralism. The post-Cold War era of American hyperpower is giving way to increased interstate competition and the formation of regional blocs.
Asian and Latin American nations keep the Trans Pacific Partnership alive.
All oppose the American’s efforts to sabotage the Iran nuclear deal.
Donald Trump might still morph into a more conventional president, but allies cannot take chance.
France and Germany step up cooperation while America turns inward.
The pact comes at a time when America is turning its back on the world.
The president hasn’t learned even the basics of foreign, military and trade policy.
The EU negotiates new trade pacts with Japan and Mexico.
Confidence in American leadership has plummeted around the world, most sharply in Europe.
The strategist recommended strong relations with Europe and predictability in Asia. Trump believes in neither.
The American drives France and Germany closer together.
It depends on whether you think the election of Donald Trump was an aberration or not.
European military integration would augment NATO and signal European, in the absence of American, resolve.
China shares an interest with European countries in an open world economy.
Donald Trump’s defense chief warns that America might take a step back unless its allies spend more.
The EU and Mexico accelerate trade talks at the same time as America turns its back on the world.