Editorial | China and Russia’s new world order without America WashTimesOpEd
If the two axial powers have their way, not only will the United States not be head of the table, but the U.S. also won’t have a place at its far end.
Chinese President Xi Jinping spent two days last week visiting Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. The leaders of the world’s largest and most populous nations are said to have cemented an Asia-centric alliance meant to overtake the West as the world’s gravitational center. “Now there are changes that haven’t happened in 100 years,” Mr. Xi reportedly told his Russian counterpart as he left. “When we are together, we drive these changes.”
The consequences of “these changes” lie in the future, but there is little doubt about their causes. The helter-skelter U.S. retreat from Afghanistan in 2021, compliments of Mr. Biden’s bobbled foreign policy, sent Mr. Putin a clear sign of American decline and a “go” for ’s Ukraine onslaught in 2022. Peace through strength is not simply a slogan, nor is its converse — conflict through weakness — as the Oval Office occupant has so tragically affirmed.over its culpability in the Wuhan virus-caused deaths of 1.1 million Americans could serve only to apprise Mr. Xi of the U.S. president’s infirmity, at least in spirit.
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