Concise must-watch from Foreign Policy! #Mia #Mottley, #PrimeMinister of #Barbados on what Trump has made obvious about #international #relations as #private #moneygrab and how so-called "middle powers" [and even small ones like Barbados] must #cooperate for the basic #future of their #people. She says that "Where does the money go?" is now a question that can be clearly answered.
https://www.youtube.com/live/UwpwF-QJgnA
#middlepowers

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