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Unlike the Trump administration’s evangelical foreign policy driven by nativism, the Biden administration needs a government-wide alignment in action to revitalize the position of American strength with a concerted effort “to engage with the world.”
The Biden White House released its “Interim National Security Strategic Guidance” in early March 2021. The INSS Guidance lays the foundation for President Joe Biden’s foreign policy vision and his administration’s mission to reverse the course sustained over the past four years of former President Donald Trump’s administration. In the guiding document, Biden stated that his predecessor brought the United States to an “inflection point.” He noted that the Biden administration must reverse in order to “succeed in advancing American interests and upholding our universal values.”
VN seriously concerned about Myanmar situation, asks for safeguarding of its citizens Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công
12/03/2021 08:41 GMT+7
Vietnam is seriously concerned over escalating violence and fatalities in Myanmar recently and has asked Myanmar to protect Vietnamese citizens and businesses in the country, the foreign spokesperson Le Thi Thu Hang said on Thursday.
Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Le Thi Thu Hang responded to press queries during the regular briefing on Thursday in Hanoi.
Responding to media queries on the protests against the military rule in Myanmar, the Vietnamese diplomat called on all related parties to exercise utmost restraint , avoid the use of excessive violence, and try to resolve conflicts via dialogues.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar participated in the second Quad foreign ministerial meeting in Tokyo on October 6. The third Quad foreign ministerial meeting took place virtually on February 18.
On Wednesday last week, the White House published an “Interim National Security Strategic Guidance” paper. On the same day, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken delivered a speech which outlined the eight most urgent foreign policy priorities of US President Joe Biden’s administration.
Both the paper and the speech highlighted China as a “threat” and set the tone for the strategic focus of the Biden administration’s national security team going forward. US diplomacy toward China will now focus on a three-pronged strategy of “confront, compete and collaborate.”
The first foreign policy document of the Biden administration, the paper states that China “is