Behind Biden's fist on Saudi Arabia, the US media found that his Middle East policy contradicted China's policy

The US "diplomatic scholar" website on July 19th, the original title: Bayeng's Middle East policy contradictions with its policies against China In the "New Cold War" launched by the United States, Biden has always been "values" (such as democracy and human rights. ) As the main cornerstone of the Alliance. But his visit to Saudi Arabia seriously weakened this argument.

Biden promised to turn Saudi Arabia into a "pariah country" during the campaign because he represented "values". However, in the first Middle East trip, he used a fist that had already faked his fist, "ending the‘ cheap era ’of the Saudi Crown Prince.” The Indo -Pacific allies and swinging countries will not ignore this. Developing countries can now easily defend the calm and planned cooperation with China.

In addition to looking for more oil, the trip to the Middle East in Biden became a trip to Iran. This trip not only exacerbated the death spiral of the Iraqi Agreement, but also threatened to martial arts against Yiyi. Obviously this policy of Biden is a short -term profit strategy of selling weapons, not a strategy.

Biden's anti -Iraq policy has produced a counterproductive effect at the regional and global level. As far as regions are concerned, this policy has been violated in two aspects: First, countries in the Middle East announced that they would not join the anti -Iranian alliance. Secondly, in response to the threat of Biden, Iran announced that the country "has the ability to make nuclear bombs in technology." At the global level, in recent years, Iran has been steadily joining the Sino -European Eurasian camp, which to a large extent to "contribute" sanctions in the United States.

The Iranian nuclear agreement is still an opportunity for the United States to attract Iran. However, Biden's policy, including this visit, is promoting Iran's geopolitics and geopolitical role in the core region of Eurasia. Comprehensive cooperation agreement to further consolidate its "oriental" fulcrum.

The US foreign policy against West Asia is facing a serious lack of geographical economy. This lack is obvious in this Middle East trip. Although weapons sales may require more oil to provide technology as a short -term geopolitical efforts, they do not constitute a regional geopolitical strategy that can compete with China. China's global strategy has a clear long -term vision for Western Asia. Under this strategy, China has become the largest trading partner of most Western Asia countries.

After the visit of Biden, the Middle East will continue to look east, and China's geopolitical influence in the region still cannot challenge. Old and geopolitical games that return to oil and weapons are not the way forward. (Author Muhammad Faruge, translate by biography)

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