The last time a nuclear arms race occurred, only the bravery and luck of a cautious Soviet flotilla commander saved the world from devastation. If another were to restart, would we be so lucky again?
The reason for framing Beijing negatively in Western media is the latter’s own need of an enemy.
It is a means to an end, a tool, a useful propaganda apparatus for discrediting and demonizing countries that stand in its way of global dominance, all while failing to meet even the most basic obligations at home.
There is the idea that one might not be safe, that a bullet might come flying out of nowhere. Americans don’t even feel safe in their own homes.
Considering Biden’s upcoming $3-trillion tax and infrastructure package, the pressure on the U.S. fiscal deficit will continue to intensify significantly.
China is a country of great promise and global leadership for the acceleration of the SDGs.
Ultimately, the populist narrative fits into American public discourse better than the facts.
China has proved with its actions that it is resolute in pursuing global cooperation which is needed to achieve economic prosperity for the entire international community.
For a sustainable future, African countries need to be able to purchase a fairly priced and truly affordable vaccine for Ebola to protect against a repeat of the terrible loss of lives in the outbreak in West Africa in 2014-2016.
Without any doubt, the planet will keep warming in this century. The thing that perplexes climate scientists is how much the temperature will rise by 2100.
Despite his promise to deviate from the policies of his predecessor, Biden seems content to only deviate from the method rather than the spirit of Trump’s policy on China.
The potential for dynamic changes, whether that means a conflict or a sudden refusal of a future American administration to uphold its side of the defense treaty, is increasing.
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