bilateralism
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Bilateral agreements often create special terms for specific goods traded between two countries.
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“The US’ unilateral decision reflects its disrespect for bilateralism and multilateralism under the current administration and should be condemned by the international community,” the statement said.
From Seattle Times
This is Trump’s core bilateralism that got him into trouble in Ukraine, and informs all his dealings.
From Seattle Times
Obsessing with Franco-German bilateralism proved illusory because it ignored the profound changes that had taken place in the last decade, both in Germany and in Europe.
From The Guardian
President Trump’s foreign policy is perfectly coherent — so coherent, in fact, that we could give it a name: pure bilateralism.
From Washington Post
European officials gave a cool response, a French source at Macron’s office questioning whether Washington’s “brutal bilateralism” had even worked with Beijing.
From Reuters
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