" But very soon foreign policy imperatives will remind of themselves, and he will have to make an important choice. Four strategic challenges will arise: Iran's possible nuclear weapons; North Korean intercontinental missiles with atomic warheads; protecting Taiwan from communist China; Russian dream to reclaim its lost empire. To meet them properly, the 46th President of the United States will need a lot of intelligence, tact, seriousness in details, patience, exactly those qualities that his predecessor sometimes lacked, " " The country is returning to the path of creating an atomic bomb? In July 2015, Iran signed the Vienna Treaty, providing for its denuclearization in exchange for the end of international sanctions against it, in order to become again the great trading power that it was under the Shah.. But as soon as Trump arrived at the White House, America unilaterally withdrew from the Vienna Treaty, and European, South Korean and Japanese firms refused to trade with Iran, fearing retaliation from Washington, " " They don't want to talk to Americans again until their first atomic bomb goes off.. Will Joe Biden have enough energy and courage to very quickly propose a \? This would be a diplomatic deal that, in exchange for the end of US sanctions, would include all irritating topics: nuclear weapons, ballistics, intervention in the Shiite axis countries (Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen), " " The theme was the same as for Iran: denuclearization in exchange for economic and trade benefits. But then the White House did not take it seriously, and the dialogue reached a dead end, " " Clinton Sino-American Complementarity (1993-2000). ) has grown into a strategic, political, commercial, technological and financial rivalry. America, in relative decline, will not tolerate the prospect of an imminent deprivation of world leadership by the communist dictatorship of Beijing, " “Today there is a danger that mainland China will one day want to take over by force the island of Taiwan, which serves as a model of democracy in Asia.. In the face of an attempted invasion, the Taiwanese will defend themselves, but what will the United States do? There is an ambiguity that needs to be urgently resolved, " " Biden will have to solemnly reaffirm his adherence to Article 5 of the NATO Charter, which guarantees US intervention to save an allied country under attack.

Once Poland and the Baltic States calm down, Washington will have to realistically state the fact that the policy of sanctions against Moscow has not worked.. It is illusory to believe that tomorrow Russians will accept the Western liberal regime; The West is wasting time lecturing them on human rights. If he wants to step by step return them to his fold, then this will happen through trade and diplomatic compromise (Finlandization of Ukraine and Georgia; disarmament; common fight against Islamism, etc.. ) " " But why not show them to Biden? "