New York Times: America is a traitor friend

According to RCO News Agency, the US media, referring to the destructive policies that US President Donald Trump has adopted on its alliances, described these positions as destroying the concept of the West and NATO.

According to the New York Times, powerful leaders and nations rely on relationships based on shared values, common history, and mutual trust. They form coalitions to use it in sensitive and challenging sites, including the challenge that China has grown for the United States.

The US media acknowledged that Trump has destroyed many of these relations in the past month and a half. “In recent weeks, the Europeans were first stunned, then confused and now hate us,” the report said. “Europeans have found that America, a country that they thought was their friend, is actually a rebellious superpower.”

The New York Times writes that if you consider the United States in Canada and Mexico today, you will be popular. The media also predicts that in the next few years, Trump will sign an agreement with China and stop supporting Taiwan’s PA; As it seems to have been stopped these days, support for Ukraine has stopped. Asian countries will eventually come to the same conclusion that Europeans have already reached: America is a traitor.

The newspaper said that the issue is not just Trump and the US overall credibility was questioned, and reported that even if Abraham Lincoln enters the White House in year 6, no foreign country can trust a country that is on the verge of individual choice like Trump every four years.

According to the New York Times, NATO has been destroyed. Former US President Joe Biden tried to defend US -led liberal order, an order that was created as a result of the destructive impact of countries’ isolation on World War II. But now this order is gone and the attempt to revive it is of no value; So we have to think of a new global architecture.

No longer “West”

The American media, pointing out that the concept of the West – at least temporarily – is destroyed – writes: “The Western concept was visualized in all coalitions and exchanges between Europe and North America, but this concept is no longer in Trump’s mind. “He has separated America from his spiritual and intellectual roots.”

As the US security umbrella collects, different countries – from Poland to even Japan – will come to the conclusion that they need nuclear weapons, and Beijing will fill the vacancy.

China will try to attract them, according to the New York Times. “I believe European friends should think about this and compare Trump’s policies with Chinese government policies,” China’s special envoy to European affairs recently said. “They will see that China’s diplomatic approach emphasizes peace, friendship, goodwill and win-win.”

The US media acknowledges that such a request may be in doubt, but in the end, the fact is that when the world is facing the Chinese and US superpowers, European, Asian and African countries will be forced to play in every two sides and pursue their policy cautiously.

However, the New York Times points to the statements of American historian Robert Kigen, who says that the United States has always fluctuated between the two poles of isolationism and interventionism. We are also changing between individualism and collectivism, pessimism and idealism, secularism and religiosity, irrational cynicism, and irrational optimism. We are now in an extreme point in all of these spectrum.

Trump’s inadequacy will arouse a reaction that will become an opportunity to revive. When that moment comes, people will realize that America can be transformed into a widespread ransom and perhaps in the short term, but eventually the many relationships that are the main source of US power will be destroyed.

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