WASHINGTON, June 7 (AFP) - Joe Biden will battle what he calls a "characterizing" fight for popular government on his first unfamiliar official outing, meeting top US partners in Europe in front of an interesting highest point with Russia's Vladimir Putin.
The bustling plan - with G7, NATO and European Union culminations in front of the Putin plunk down in Geneva - will see Biden fly the banner for a West he sees at an "expression point".
"This is a characterizing question within recent memory," Biden wrote in The Washington Post in front of his excursion.
"Will the popularity based unions and foundations that molded such a large amount of the most recent century demonstrate their ability against current dangers and foes? I accept the appropriate response is yes. What's more, this week in Europe, we get the opportunity to demonstrate it."
Biden's pitch denotes a re-visitation of a conventional US perspective following four years during which Donald Trump played with dictators and recast multilateralism as a filthy word.
Biden meets G7 accomplices - Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan - from Friday to Sunday at a coastline resort in south-west England, then, at that point visits Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle.
From that point he travels to Brussels for NATO on Jun 14 and the EU meeting on Jun 15 preceding making a beeline for see Putin, whom Biden as of late portrayed as a "executioner," in Switzerland.
That movement - by a long shot the most exceptional itinerary since the 78-year-old got to work - is intended to send an unmistakable message to Putin: Biden will address a vote based alliance, not simply the US.
"He will go into this gathering with the breeze at his back," National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said.
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