US government and jungle diplomacy

US President Donald Trump speaks to the press
before departing the White House for the
G7 summit in Washington, DC, on June 8, 2018.

United States President Donald Trump wants to implement “Jungle Law” in the world. This is the main issue raised in a recent article written by Sergey Lavrov, Russian Foreign Minister in International Affair magazine. This statement of Mr. Lavrov is very close to the recent events of the world and Mr. Trump’s interventionism.

The US government since the day has reached in the White House, which has been withdrawing from the international treaty, such as the Paris climate change agreement, and JCPOA and… because these agreements were made in the Democrats’ government, it shows that Trump wants to implement “Jungle Law” in the world.

He who did not succeed in reaching a definitive outcome in the negotiations following his illegal actions on the negotiating table with the North Korean leader, and then after continuous lie, he left the JCPOA or “Joint Action Plan” of Europe-America-Russia-China with Iran, and put this country at cruel economic pressure. Then he went on to trade War with China and some European countries, and threaten Mexico to build a border wall. After that, with the full Bullying, Trump targets Venezuela’s democratic government so that he can drop it through the coup and economic sanctions. All of these activities, have now made Mr. Lavrov, to attack US government policies, and name the aim of these policies, lawlessness in the world.

From his point of view, at the current time, American politicians and media are trying to create doubt in the world’s public opinion which has rejected the fairness of the new world order, Unipolar system.

Lavrov reminded: “At the moment, the United States has taken a specific policy to eliminate the existing international legal system and replace it with an order in accordance with the rules of Washington. They want this new law to be based on the principle of “which is powerful, that is right, this means the law of Jungle ”

Tramp, with the slogan of “First America,” claims that Washington’s one-sided and self-centered policies will increase its strength and overcome its rivals.

The United States sees itself as a global police force, and it has the illusion that it has the task of addressing global issues through the use of hard power, military power, and semi-hard power, economic power through sanctions.

Meanwhile, the US rival international powers, especially Russia and China, have been opposed to the unilateral and violent Washington approach and have emphasized the rejection of dictating the positions of the Tramp government on other governments.

Including Russian President Vladimir Putin, warned of the dangerous consequences of American international behavior.

Putin by announcing the end of the Cold War system structure in late April 2019, said: “American behavior is destroying stability and posing a threat to the security of the world and there are some economic and political pressures against countries that are in conflict with international law. ”

Putin refers to the policies and positions of Trump, who clearly spoke of America’s supremacy and the need for other governments to follow Washington’s policies and to favor American interests.

However, many senior world leaders, including Washington’s European partners, have expressed concern over the policies of Trump, and it has caused the isolation of America, and increasing distrust of other countries to the United States.

Tramp got into the White House with the slogan “First Americans”, but now he has gone much further and says “Only America”. which means that America is now at loggerheads (in confrontation) with all countries, and emphasizes its supremacy in all bilateral talks.

Meanwhile, developments in the international system that are now moving toward polarization show that the US approach is not fundamentally based on the facts of the international environment and global trends. The approaches and actions of Tramp have led to an increase in isolation and increasing American unpopularity in the international arena.