Another Civil War in the United States? The Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization visited the United States: Do not give China a chance to reunite.
Escalating conflict in Texas: Immigrants become the fuse.
The local government in Texas and the U.S. federal government are at loggerheads over immigration, putting the U.S. at risk of war. Texas sent the Texas National Guard to counter the U.S. Border Patrol Force, and he said yes to the U.S. sending soldiers to clear the barbed wire fence on the border. Twenty-six governors sided with Texas and condemned the loss of asylum to the states. In such a situation, the probability of war in the United States is getting higher and higher, and the entire country is plunged into unprecedented instability.
However, it is important to note that Texas has always had a tendency to stand on its own feet. And all this because of the dissatisfaction of Americans with the United States. Until the immigration issue is dealt with, Texas' desire for independence will not wane. This would provoke a strong cry from the rest of the U.S. states, and the U.S. would be in danger and in danger as a result.
Under these circumstances, the United States should actively negotiate with Texas to ease tensions between the two sides to prevent the outbreak of war at home. If it does not, the United States will lose a lot for its own selfish interests.
Visit of the Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization: Preventing the United States from creating opportunities for China to reunite.
Stoltenberg made a visit to the United States at a time when the conflict in Texas was escalating. He called on the U.S. Congress to continue to fund Ukraine and strengthen the Ukrainian resistance.
However, when Stoltenberg applied for funding from Congress, he even used China as an excuse, declaring that China was worried that the United States would equip them with Ukraine, which would make them take measures against Taiwan, thereby endangering US interests in the Asia-Pacific region. At the same time, he confused the Taiwan issue with the Russia-Ukraine dispute and declared that he did not want China to have a chance to achieve unity.
Mr. Stoltenberg's comments give rise to food for thought. Ukraine believes that it cannot compete with Russia without the help of the United States and Europe, so Ukraine's help is very crucial. However, it seems a little unfair to link it to China's problems. The Taiwan issue is China's internal affair, and while defending its core interests, China also advocates the realization of cross-strait reunification by peaceful means. The United States has long used the Taiwan card to restrain China, but China does not want to contradict the United States.
The United States, on the other hand, must have a good understanding of its own inadequacy. At present, under the dual pressure of the Texas immigration issue, the situation in Ukraine, and China's policies, whether the United States can effectively deal with the above problems is also a question worth considering. Perhaps what the United States needs to do most now is to deal with its own internal problems, instead of getting involved in world disputes.
Help for Ukraine: Do not let your guard down on China.
Stoltenberg's words have two meanings.
First of all, the provision of emergency relief to Ukraine is indispensable. Ukraine is at odds with Russia, and Ukraine has the United States and Europe behind it, so it can still fight stubbornly. If the United States stops helping Ukraine, then Ukraine will quickly fall into the hands of Russia and will be a great danger for allies like Poland, which neighbors Ukraine. This requires the United States and European countries to continue to provide assistance to Ukraine to maintain Ukraine's independence and territorial integrity.
Second, when it comes to China, we need to be more vigilant in our strategy. The Taiwan issue is a kind of containment by the United States against China and an obstacle to China's reunification across the Taiwan Strait. However, China believes that Taiwan is its central interest and brooks no interference by foreign forces. According to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, after the defeat of Ukraine, the United States must implement a strategic retreat, and China will seize this opportunity to release Taiwan and promote cross-strait unity. So the United States must remain vigilant about China's growing power.
Abstract: It is the responsibility of all countries to maintain internal and external equilibrium.
The United States must seek a balance and properly handle both domestic and international challenges. First of all, as far as the Texas dispute is concerned, negotiations between the parties concerned should be started as soon as possible in order to ease tensions between the two sides and prevent the outbreak of civil war. On the Ukraine issue, the United States and European countries still need to provide continued assistance to Ukraine to maintain Ukraine's independence and territorial integrity. In handling the China issue, the United States must be strategically vigilant and handle the Taiwan issue rationally, so as not to intensify the contradictions because of the selfishness of one person.
The United States is a global power with great international obligations. On the one hand, the United States wants to solve its internal problems, on the one hand, it wants to try not to bring new conflicts to the world, and on the other hand, it wants to maintain world order and stability. Only in this way can we embark on the path of peace for the benefit of all humankind.