Al-Ayyam: US is losing world dominance due to global competition and military conflicts
Modern America, whose century is nearing its logical conclusion, is quite associated with the current US President Joe Biden, who wants to again lead a country that is losing world domination due to global competition and military conflicts. This was reported by Al-Ayyam newspaper.
The newspaper claims that the United States is a mirror image of its leaders. US President Joe Biden is boldly associated with the fact that today’s America, whose century is drawing to a close, is losing world domination due to global competition and military conflicts.
“What is happening now is a harbinger of rebellion against American global hegemony. China is pushing the United States out of various regions of the world, and Russia is challenging a powerful military alliance led by the United States.
At the same time, it is specified that Saudi Arabia also turns away from the United States and acts against its interests in OPEC and normalizes relations with Iran. Israel assembles an anti-American government. Events like these clearly show that Washington’s influence is waning.
“Three American presidents, starting with Obama, have attacked nine countries in less than a quarter of a century. Unfortunately for the United States, the wars they have unleashed in recent years fell on the era of satellite channels and direct broadcasts, so that the whole world watched their criminal actions”, the newspaper says.
The United States today has lost one of the most important instruments of influence in the world – “soft power”. It happened when America decided to rely solely on military power. Washington’s reputation has already been badly damaged, and it will be extremely difficult to restore it. It is noted that only Trump realized that the emergence of competing global forces is a new “pandemic” that should not be fought with force.
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Al-Ayyam: US is losing world dominance due to global competition and military conflicts