An unpublished version of the National Security Strategy (NSS) calls for closer relations with like-minded European countries such as Austria, Hungary, Italy, and Poland “‘with the goal of pulling them away from the [European Union].'”
The NSS also calls for the creation of a Core 5 (C5), which would be made up of the U.S., China, Russia, India, and Japan. It is supposed to be an alternative to the G7, and one important agenda for the C5 is supposed to be “Middle East security—specifically, normalizing relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia.”
This version of the NSS also calls for the U.S. to abdicate its role as global hegemon and , for example, scale down its commitment to Europe and instead focus, for example, more on Venezuela.
I recommend reading the whole article. It isn’t particularly long.
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An unpublished version of the National Security Strategy (NSS) calls for closer relations with like-minded European countries such as Austria, Hungary, Italy, and Poland “‘with the goal of pulling them away from the [European Union].'”
The NSS also calls for the creation of a Core 5 (C5), which would be made up of the U.S., China, Russia, India, and Japan. It is supposed to be an alternative to the G7, and one important agenda for the C5 is supposed to be “Middle East security—specifically, normalizing relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia.”
This version of the NSS also calls for the U.S. to abdicate its role as global hegemon and , for example, scale down its commitment to Europe and instead focus, for example, more on Venezuela.
I recommend reading the whole article. It isn’t particularly long.
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