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U.S. isolation rapped at Munich summit

European and Asian leaders in Munich criticized U.S. President Donald Trump’s enmity for international organizations and multilateral solutions.

By John Heilprin - February 18, 2019

German diplomat and conference chair Walter Ischinger and U.S. presidential adviser Ivanka Trump (AN/Munich Security Conference)

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