>Rather than inhabit a black and white world of moral absolutes, defined by an Iron Curtain that ran through the heart of Europe, the explosion of trade and dig

>Rather than inhabit a black and white world of moral absolutes, defined by an Iron Curtain that ran through the heart of Europe, the explosion of trade and digital technology has exposed a gray, amoral world of deal-making and opacity that cuts across continents and is more suited to China’s business-as-usual approach than to Biden’s attempt at resuscitating the liberal world order. Sounds like a win to me. If the US wants to lead the world onto another path it should take the high road and do what it preaches before pointing fingers. Sure the US might call itself a democracy but is it really a democracy and equal for everyone, no matter colour of your skin, amount of money and your history? This "China bad" propaganda is becoming extremely tiresome. How many innocent people have the US killed in its uncountable wars? I don't know the answer but I do know it is a lot worse than what is happening in Xinjiang. Stones in a glass house..