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Axis of Evil

US Foreign Policy

Why Russia and China have been added to Republicans’ new ‘axis of evil’

— The term ‘axis of evil’ is being revived by some Republicans to describe China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea. However, the new grouping differs in principles and has more tenuous links to US policy. It also appears driven by Republicans in Congress rather than the White House.

By Professor Amelia Hadfield

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