The U.S. National Security Strategy has outlined the risks of autocratic states
U.S. President Joe Biden has not minced his words since he took office.
The U.S. National Security Strategy has outlined the risks autocratic states pose to Washington.
From Russia staging a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, to China’s Xi Jinping winning an historic third term as leader, autocratic states are able to make quick decisions.
But Washington has sought to change that narrative by holding regional dialogues with Pacific Island nations, and African leaders.
The U.S. is also increasing its security and defence in the wake of this perceived threat.
Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin has criticised aim at the U.S. and its NATO allies for escalating tensions when it comes to the war in Ukraine.
It’s become a proxy war between two great superpowers.
