G7 leaders are paralysed by their fear of upsetting Donald Trump | Rafael Behr
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G7 leaders are paralysed by their fear of upsetting Donald Trump | Rafael Behr
"Trump's approach to international relations, exemplified by his statement regarding Putin's expulsion from the G7, underscores a troubling shift towards unilateralism in American foreign policy."
"The departure from G7 summits and preference for meeting with authoritarian leaders highlights a governing ethos that prioritizes unilateral decisions over mutual obligations between allied nations."
The article discusses Donald Trump's problematic approach to international relations, particularly regarding the G7 summit. Following Russia's expulsion for annexing Crimea, Trump's recent comments indicated a preference for Putin's presence in the G7. His quick departure from the summit to address the Israel-Iran conflict raises concerns about the commitment to democratic allies and mutual support. The article critiques Trump's 'America First' doctrine, suggesting it fosters a disdain for international cooperation and an admiration for authoritarianism, implying a troubling shift in U.S. foreign policy that favors strongmen over democratically aligned leaders.
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