Triumphs amidst disaster: Clinton's foreign policy success

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Pres. Clinton's has achieved some degree of success in his foreign policy initiatives. Contrary to what his critics assess, the central policies of the Clinton administration is not as bad as what it is projected to be. This is evident, among others, in his dealings with Russia, the NATO expansion and the human rights situation in China.

Clinton, Bill

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America and the Middle East: a gap in foreign policy

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The US has established a military presence in the Middle East to protect its strategic and oil interests. However, its presence in the region is being threatened by factors such as the skepticism of Arab rulers over US motives, religious adversaries and growing resentment of the Iranians.

Middle East, United States foreign relations

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Reshaping foreign policy: after the U.S. election

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US foreign policy will be greatly influenced by the existing public attitude. The country's economic viability will also determine the prospects for such policies since the political situation is characterized by clamor for reforms as a result of the recession.

Evaluation, Economic policy, Domestic policy

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