Trump’s Absence at APEC Exposes Risks to America’s Global Leadership and Economic Security
President Trump’s no-show at the critical Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit highlights growing concerns over America’s declining leadership in a vital region, ceding ground to China amid rising economic and security challenges.
President Donald Trump’s decision to skip the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit after a brief meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping sends a troubling signal about America's commitment to the crucial Indo-Pacific region. While the rest of the world gathered to tackle trade, technology, and security challenges involving nearly 40% of the global population and more than half of world goods trade, Washington chose absence over engagement. What Does America Lose When It Walks Away? The Asia-Pacific has long been a theater where American leadership safeguards national sovereignty and economic prosperity through strategic alliances and multilateral forums. Yet Trump’s disdain...
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