US Vice President Kamala Harris has emerged as the front-runner for the Democratic Party’s nomination in the upcoming presidential election, garnering endorsements from various leaders and politicians. President Joe Biden’s vocal support for Harris further solidified her position, as he announced his decision to not seek re-election.
Despite the backing, Harris still needs to secure the formal nomination at the Democratic National Convention. If successful, she could become the first Black woman to lead a major party ticket, sparking interest in her stance on global issues.
Harris’s Stand on Israel and Gaza
On matters related to Israel’s conflict with Gaza, Harris has expressed support for Israel’s security while also advocating for the protection of Palestinian civilians. Her approach aligns with Biden’s policies and includes calls for a truce and improved aid flow in Gaza.
Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Harris remains steadfast in supporting Ukraine’s defense against Russia and is a proponent of NATO. She has pledged financial aid to Ukraine and condemned Russia’s aggression.
Harris’s Stance on China
Harris emphasizes curbing Chinese influence in Asia, accusing China of imposing territorial claims on smaller neighbors. Her policies align with Biden’s focus on countering Chinese influence in the region.
Harris’s Position on India
Harris’s relationship with India has evolved, shifting from criticisms of certain Indian actions to praising the country’s contributions, especially in vaccine production. The US-India partnership is crucial in addressing shared concerns over China in the region.