Economist Paul Krugman: Trump has 'ripped up' America’s crucial alliances — perhaps 'irretrievably'
Economist Paul Krugman highlights that Trump's tariffs and attacks on allies have weakened U.S. global influence amid China's economy surpassing America by 30%, experts say.
2 Articles
2 Articles
Nobel Prize-winning economist: Trump may have 'irretrievably' destroyed key US alliances
The term "Pax Americana" (which is Latin for "American Peace," similar to "Paz Americana" in Spanish or "Pace Americana" in Italian) refers to a period of relative stability the West enjoyed for many years after World War 2. According to the concept, the alliances between the United States, Canada and countries in Europe — including members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) — kept the Pax Americana strong.Liberal economist Paul Kr…
Economist Paul Krugman: Trump has 'ripped up' America’s crucial alliances — perhaps 'irretrievably'
The term "Pax Americana" (which is Latin for "American Peace," similar to "Paz Americana" in Spanish or "Pace Americana" in Italian) refers to a period of relative stability the West enjoyed for many years after World War 2. According to the concept, the alliances between the United States, Canada and countries in Europe — including members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) — kept the Pax Americana strong. Liberal economist Paul K…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 100% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium