president of venezuela Nicolas Maduro America is being criticized globally after his arrest. Meanwhile, three of his trusted associates have made America uncomfortable by following a different path. Britain, France and Bangladesh all three on different issues in the last 24 hours America Have taken steps out of line.

Somewhere America got a shock regarding Palestine and Greenland, somewhere Venezuela But the action taken was said to be against international law, and America was even excluded from the process of election monitoring.

Britain gave a double blow to Palestine and Greenland

Britain gave the first blow to America on the issue of Palestine. Palestine’s embassy in London was officially opened, which the Palestinian ambassador described as a historic moment. This step has come at a time when there are already differences between the US and its allies regarding the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.

The second blow was regarding Greenland. US President Donald Trump has repeatedly said that America needs Greenland for national security reasons. But British Prime Minister Keir Starmer clearly said that only Greenland and Denmark will decide the future of Greenland. This statement directly refutes Trump’s claims.

France distanced itself from America on Venezuela

On the other hand, France surprised America on the issue of Venezuela. At the emergency meeting of the UN Security Council held in New York, France, along with Russia, criticized Maduro’s arrest. Although initially French President Emmanuel Macron had given a positive statement regarding Maduro’s arrest, but within 24 hours he took a U-turn. Macron said that he neither supports the American military action nor considers it right. France’s ambassador to the UN warned that if the permanent members of the Security Council break international law, the foundation of the global order will be shaken.

America out of Bangladesh elections

The third blow came from South Asia. Bangladesh invited 26 countries to monitor its general elections, but America is not on the list. Interestingly, countries like France and India have been invited, along with international organizations like SAARC, Commonwealth and OIC have also been invited. Bangladesh elections will be held on 12 February. Foreign observers will be accommodated in five-star hotels and will also be given complete security, but America has been kept out of this entire process.