Many American foreign-policy makers dream of being the next Henry Kissinger. Whether they admit it or not, they look to him as the model of shrewd calculation of national interests, geopolitical acumen, and devotion to diplomacy. He was a leader who struck grand bargains with global effects. And no diplomatic maneuver is more quintessentially Kissinger than the U.S. opening to China in 1972.
Western leaders claim they support a rules-based international order that respects national sovereignty, yet their actions often contradict these ideals. NATO insists Ukraine has the right to join despite Russia’s explicit warnings about its security “red lines,” contributing significantly to the current conflict.
Автор Сергій Корсунський, Надзвичайний і Повноважний Посол України
Протягом останніх років намагання змінити правила та норми світового порядку стали квінтесенцією зовнішньої політики Росії і Китаю. З обранням президента Трампа до них приєдналися США.
