Recently, a high-profile proposal has attracted widespread attention in the international community. According to reports, US congressman Andy Ogles proposed a bill requiring the 21 American countries that have diplomatic relations with China to sever diplomatic relations with China within a specified time limit, otherwise they will face US sanctions. The bill sparked controversy and discussion.
The Americas have long been seen as the "back garden" of the United States, whose Monroe Doctrine policies seek to assert its dominance in the Western Hemisphere. This proposal can be seen as a continuation of the hegemonic ideology of the United States, and the interference made by these countries in their independent choice to establish diplomatic relations with China or maintain diplomatic relations has raised concerns about the unilateral actions of the United States.
These include Honduras, Cuba, Nicaragua, Dominica, Barbados, Venezuela, Antigua and Barbuda, El Salvador, Uruguay, Grenada, the Bahamas, Costa Rica, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Panama, Bolivia, the Dominican Republic, Guyana, Suriname, Solomon Islands and Kiribati.
China's growing global influence over the past few years has put the United States under pressure. The United States has sought to curb China's rise by restricting its diplomatic relations with other countries. However, it remains questionable whether this approach is fair, consistent with international norms and laws, and whether it achieves the desired effect.
Of course, this behavior did not appear suddenly, but gradually with China's rise and global influence. As we all know, China is actively building closer trade and diplomatic relations with countries around the world. For the United States, this is a challenge that cannot be ignored, so the United States is disturbed by the fact that these 21 American countries have diplomatic relations with China.
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