In his offensive to dismantle since the legacy of Donald Trump, President Biden has focused his attention on foreign policy. The Democrat has announced this delay in his first speech on the matter, in which he has announced the paralysis of the trope of state studies in Germany ordered by his predecessor. Biden also announced the end of the United States’ support for the Saudi attacks in Yemen, a conflict that has been classified as a “humanitarian and strategic catastrophe.” In addition to these announcements, intended to overturn particularly controversial policies by the Trump administration, it has announced a United States support initiative for LGBT community rights throughout the world.
With his speech, which he pronounced in the Department of State, the President sought to clarify his intention, reiterated during the campaign, to “reconstruct the muscle” of the international alliances debilitated and rotate and recover the weight in multilateral institutions. “United States alliances are our main active asset,” said Biden, marking the distance with an extremely critical predecessor with multilateralism. “Reforcing our alliances, amplifying our power,” he added.
Biden explained that the United States and Russia had agreed to extend the START treaty, the ultimate nuclear arms control agreement between Washington and Moscow. Pero has announced to the Kremlin that it will be able to apply mana dura against any Russian provocation, explicitly mentioning “inventions” and “ciberataques”, and contrasts with the tolerant action considered by the Trump administration. He filed for immediate release under the terms of opposition of Alexei Navalni.
The promise to reduce in a dramatic manner the presence of trophies in Germany, realized by Trump last week, was extended like a pulse with the Chancellor Angela Merkel, to which the Republican attacked during his term by not contributing sufficiently to the votes of the OTAN. The Alliance agreed to demonstrate in Washington that the presence of European Union tropes in general, in the words of Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, “the key to the transatlantic alliance”, and that the series of counterproducts for the security of the United States. He agreed to agree with Trump that, at the very least, compensate for the German territorial crisis by increasing the presence in other parts of the Continent.
With respect to Yemen, Biden’s desperate announcement puts an end to the great power of Riyadh’s military offensive against a Huthi faction in the country, as it launches missiles launched through the Saudi Arabian frontier. The campaign, which provoked the death toll of civilians, began in 2015 and the Obama administration launched the Green Light. But some of those who take part in this initial decision will be arrested and led, now under the auspices of Joe Biden’s Administration, they will try to gain participation in the United States and try to end the Yemeni conflict. The president also announced the appointment of diplomat Timothy Lenderking as envoy especially ‘n Yemen.