Seeing the comeback of Trump, the "king of retreats", Biden, who has always loved "building a group", has fallen into the embarrassing situation of having wolves in front and tigers in the back.
As we all know, since Biden took office, he has had to arrange a so-called plan every year to "suppress" and "replace" China's influence. But every year Biden happens to "forget" the previous plan and rearrange a new one. Finally, there is a so-called "Indo-Pacific Economic Framework" that is a bit of a splash, but until now, it has been stopped by the United States itself.
According to Japanese media, the US-led "Indo-Pacific Economic Framework" is at an impasse. The agreement in the field of **, which has been delayed for a long time, now seems unlikely to be reached. Although Biden seems to be willing to continue talks, the Democratic Party strongly opposes negotiations for the sake of the next talks. This is really your own people beating your own people. Before Trump made a move, Biden was first "stabbed in the back" by people in his own party.
What needs to be known is that Biden's Indo-Pacific economic framework has done a lot of work, but the only one is useful, or the only thing that can achieve Biden's goal and contain China's development. That's it. If we can't talk about it in this regard now, it is almost equivalent to that the entire Indo-Pacific economic framework has become a showcase, and Biden's "efforts" for so long have also been in vain.
For Biden, who wants to use the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework to brush up on his political achievements, this is indeed not good news. But for the Democrats, Biden has time for this, so it is better to take some time to get more votes. The latest polls show that Biden has lost his advantage over Trump and is slightly on the losing side.
At this critical juncture, "* has almost become a common ban between the two parties in the United States." In order to win votes, this Indo-Pacific Economic Framework is very likely to be solved manually. Then the question arises, what will be the impact of Biden's previous vigorous promotion of this Indo-Pacific economic framework around the world, but now he is going to suddenly cut it in half?
To be honest, in fact, for US allies, this so-called Indo-Pacific economic framework is best off collapsing as soon as possible. Counting the so-called economic framework, it is not difficult to find that the whole article is "America First". The role of allies is to suck blood from the United States. The benefits promised by Biden are all big pies.
As we all know, whether it is to negotiate an agreement or to do things, what we need to look at is never sincerity, but real reasons. Real gold ** offered, what agreement can't be negotiated? Take the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework as an example, the participating countries must contribute money and efforts, and they must provide sufficient benefits. The United States only has one mouth, and it is strange that this framework can be put up. Even if there are no problems in the United States, this economic framework will not work.
But now, it is the United States that has personally handed over the handle to the participating countries. Whatever the original idea was, it must be the fault of the United States now. The failure of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework will damage the credibility and influence of the United States. What about these participating countries? It's not common to have a chance to pierce Biden's heart.
So this Indo-Pacific economic framework is quite awkward right now. It can't be done even if it is continued, and it is not possible to cut it in half. Just like the current situation of the United States, whether it is moving forward or backward, it will not be pleased.
At the same time, the blockage of this Indo-Pacific economic framework also reflects, to some extent, that American politics is changing. The current United States is more inclined to be "introverted" than to expand outward. This is partly because of the decline of the United States, and on the other hand, because of the changing political situation in the United States.
But in any case, the United States is now in a rather dangerous situation. The obstacles to the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework are only a small head, and the big head is still in the Middle East. There is still a question mark over how the United States can leave the Middle East "with dignity." However, as far as the United States is concerned, it is not impossible for its own people to stab their own people in the back, and it is not impossible for them to fold in the Middle East.
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