• The question is: Has the Biden doctrine arrived in time to counter China’s rise or has the U.S.' two decades of involvement in the Afghan quagmire left China with too much of a head start? | SARAHBETH MANEY / THE NEW YORK TIMES
    The question is: Has the Biden doctrine arrived in time to counter China’s rise or has the U.S.' two decades of involvement in the Afghan quagmire left China with too much of a head start? | SARAHBETH MANEY / THE NEW YORK TIMES
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Los Angeles – Following the chaotic exit of American forces and civilians from Afghanistan, the world is struggling to understand the implications of the humiliating U.S. defeat in the 20-year war.

Pundits fear that the U.S. will eventually abandon its strategic allies and partners throughout the world — especially in East Asia and the Middle East — similarly to the way it did so in Afghanistan. They also accuse the U.S. of abdicating its leadership in upholding human rights and maintaining global stability.

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