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everything is opportunity, china can use this chance to propagate news to other countries with de-dollarization message.
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Donald Trump now hits Chinese military with sanctions
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Zibago
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He can see his party losing he is just doing aerial firing hoping to hit something to up his chances China, Russia,EU, Japan, Mexico, Iran everything but its not working the problems he is fighting he created himself he is not touching them
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It just served as a warning to other country, like Turkey, since China won't hurt by that sanction alone.
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Trump should kick the US out of the UN.
The US regime is fighting everyone because the world is unfair to the US.
Time for us earth people to pay a heavy price!!!
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Trump-UN tensions return at general assembly session
By Liling Tan
2018-09-23
US President Donald Trump will be the second speaker to address the United Nations (UN) General Assembly when the high-level debates kick off Tuesday morning in New York, but he is gearing up to be the most-watched and most talked-about head of government in attendance.
Trump will be in the spotlight following a year of US policies that experts say have distanced America from the rest of the world and – in particular – the UN.
"Relations between the Trump administration and the UN are pretty poor," said Richard Gowan, a senior fellow at the UN University's Center for Policy Research.
"We've seen Trump pulling back from a growing number of multilateral agreements, most notable the Iran Nuclear Deal, and also pulling out of the Human Rights Council," said Gowan.
"So the US is disconnecting itself from the UN on many significant issues."
Since Trump took office, the US has also reduced funding to the main UN budget and successfully campaigned to cut UN peacekeeping numbers.
Washington has also exited the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), withdrawn from the Paris Climate Deal and the Global Compact on Migration.
Most recently, the US stopped its funding for the UN's agency for Palestinian refugees, and against the wishes of a majority of nations recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
The series of pullbacks by the US has roiled UN officials and worried diplomats. Without naming any country, the UN Chief last week warned about how multilateralism was under fire.
"Let me note one overriding concern in our increasingly globalized era," said UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to a roomful of reporters Thursday. "Multilateralism is under attack from many different directions precisely when we need it most."
America has said it is putting "America first."
"We really value sovereignty of the country, we think every country should as well, regardless of who the country is," US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley told reporters at a press conference the same Thursday.
US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley chairs a meeting of the UN Security Council in New York, US, Sept. 17, 2018. /VCG Photo
"And so that's a conversation we want to have. It's not saying multilateralism can't work, but it's saying sovereignty is a priority over all of that," she added.
The UN and many countries may disagree with these US decisions, but the Trump administration's defense of America's interests and its criticism of the UN are not entirely unfounded.
Other experts have long bemoaned excesses and abuses within UN agencies and called for reforms, but wonder if the Trump administration may have gone too far.
Richard Gowan at UN University's Center for Policy Research said the changes may come with a cost down the road to the UN and the people it serves.
"I think that the UN is holding together reasonably well and you actually see European powers and countries like China stepping up to fill some of the leadership void that the US is creating," said Gowan.
"But if the US continues to cut its funding to the UN, if the US undermines the political credibility of the UN on big issues like peace in the Middle East, then the organization will struggle.
The fear is that a retreating US and a struggling UN could cause irreparable damage especially on the ground where its work is needed most… in places already volatile and vulnerable.
(Cover: US President Donald Trump addresses the 72nd Annual UN General Assembly in New York, US, Sept. 19, 2017. /VCG Photo)
The US regime is fighting everyone because the world is unfair to the US.
Time for us earth people to pay a heavy price!!!
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Trump-UN tensions return at general assembly session
By Liling Tan
2018-09-23
US President Donald Trump will be the second speaker to address the United Nations (UN) General Assembly when the high-level debates kick off Tuesday morning in New York, but he is gearing up to be the most-watched and most talked-about head of government in attendance.
Trump will be in the spotlight following a year of US policies that experts say have distanced America from the rest of the world and – in particular – the UN.
"Relations between the Trump administration and the UN are pretty poor," said Richard Gowan, a senior fellow at the UN University's Center for Policy Research.
"We've seen Trump pulling back from a growing number of multilateral agreements, most notable the Iran Nuclear Deal, and also pulling out of the Human Rights Council," said Gowan.
"So the US is disconnecting itself from the UN on many significant issues."
Since Trump took office, the US has also reduced funding to the main UN budget and successfully campaigned to cut UN peacekeeping numbers.
Washington has also exited the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), withdrawn from the Paris Climate Deal and the Global Compact on Migration.
Most recently, the US stopped its funding for the UN's agency for Palestinian refugees, and against the wishes of a majority of nations recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
The series of pullbacks by the US has roiled UN officials and worried diplomats. Without naming any country, the UN Chief last week warned about how multilateralism was under fire.
"Let me note one overriding concern in our increasingly globalized era," said UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to a roomful of reporters Thursday. "Multilateralism is under attack from many different directions precisely when we need it most."
America has said it is putting "America first."
"We really value sovereignty of the country, we think every country should as well, regardless of who the country is," US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley told reporters at a press conference the same Thursday.
US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley chairs a meeting of the UN Security Council in New York, US, Sept. 17, 2018. /VCG Photo
"And so that's a conversation we want to have. It's not saying multilateralism can't work, but it's saying sovereignty is a priority over all of that," she added.
The UN and many countries may disagree with these US decisions, but the Trump administration's defense of America's interests and its criticism of the UN are not entirely unfounded.
Other experts have long bemoaned excesses and abuses within UN agencies and called for reforms, but wonder if the Trump administration may have gone too far.
Richard Gowan at UN University's Center for Policy Research said the changes may come with a cost down the road to the UN and the people it serves.
"I think that the UN is holding together reasonably well and you actually see European powers and countries like China stepping up to fill some of the leadership void that the US is creating," said Gowan.
"But if the US continues to cut its funding to the UN, if the US undermines the political credibility of the UN on big issues like peace in the Middle East, then the organization will struggle.
The fear is that a retreating US and a struggling UN could cause irreparable damage especially on the ground where its work is needed most… in places already volatile and vulnerable.
(Cover: US President Donald Trump addresses the 72nd Annual UN General Assembly in New York, US, Sept. 19, 2017. /VCG Photo)
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Thats bcs u dont know how US run its bussiness
US gone crazy and CN is in chaos in 2023 due to US gone crazy.Learn how US make billions of billions from chaos and crazy
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same old shit from you about 2023 China collpase theory.Thats bcs u dont know how US run its bussiness
US gone crazy and CN is in chaos in 2023 due to US gone crazy.Learn how US make billions of billions from chaos and crazy
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and UK-JP also believe it.thats why their warships sailing around CN waiting for CN 2023chaos to re annex HK-Nanjing
we dont care if Cnese realize they got chaos in 2023 or not. we only want your enemies know abt it and ready to tear CN apart in 2023
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good for you geniusand UK-JP also believe it.thats why their warships sailing around CN waiting for CN 2023chaos to re annex HK-Nanjing
we dont care if Cnese realize they got chaos in 2023 or not. we only want your enemies know abt it and ready to tear CN apart in 2023
