Clinton's new world order: elected to fix the economy, America's new president faces a dangerous and chaotic world

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Civil wars and conflicts between nations are prevalent around the world. President-elect Clinton has stated his desire to increase US involvement in the peace keeping efforts of the United Nations, but has not described specific foreign policies.

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The superpower retreats

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Pres Clinton has neglected foreign affairs because the American people are demanding that he focus on US domestic problems. Clinton has been slow in appointing key ambassadors and has changed his mind about US intervention in Bosnia-Herzegovina.

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Attack diplomacy: the new president talks tough with Iraq, but his coalition support may be softening

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Pres Clinton authorized a missile strike on Iraq on his first day of office in Jan 1993. Former Pres Bush also authorized attacks on Iraq due to non-compliance of United Nations sanctions. The attacks were criticized by US allies.

United States, United States foreign relations, Iraq, Iraqi foreign relations

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