2022-08-30 12:05:36

Jeffrey Sachs: U.S. Policy & "West's False Narrative" Stoking Tensions with Russia, China

Democracy Now! discusses Western hegemony and U.S. policy in Russia, Ukraine, and China with Columbia University economist Jeffrey Sachs, whose new article is headlined "The West's False Narrative About Russia and China." Sachs says the bipartisan U.S. approach to foreign policy is "unaccountably dangerous and wrongheaded," and warns the U.S. is creating "a recipe for yet another war" in East Asia.

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