How much does the United States consider the needs of other countries when making policy decisions on the international stage?
The needs of other countries must be taken seriously, but we must also emphasize our own interestsNotably, we strive to accommodate foreign needs.
Our major responsibility is to provide for our citizens, while taking into account the needs of other nations, but not putting those needs first.
As a leader in the global arena, the United States must consider the needs and interests of other countries when making policy decisions that could impact them. The needs of other countries must be taken seriously, but we must also emphasize our own interestsNotably, we strive to accommodate foreign needs. Our major responsibility is to provide for our citizens, while taking into account the needs of other nations, but not putting those needs first. The United States has a track record of functioning autonomously in international affairs, placing little emphasis on the viewpoints and priorities of other countries in its policymaking. My low level of authority in policymaking precludes me from giving a definitive answer.