Jiang says a newly published American national security strategy shows the United States no longer treats multilateral rules as the main organizing principle and instead openly prioritizes national self-interest.
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National Self Interest
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"...and so now that the only thing that matters is national self -interest. So America needs to protect its own national self -interest not..."
"...will act what is what will be in our best national self -interest okay that's number one number two is that it states explicitly..."
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