When scholars look back at the foreign policy of the last administration, they’re liable to conclude that the “Biden Doctrine,” to the extent that there was one, wasn’t an elaborate, ambitious and well-thought-out affair, the way some pundits have suggested. Rather, it was a series of tactical responses to world events — responses that were ultimately undermined by the White House’s fear of adverse consequences.
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Chechnya As Military Training Hub;
Russia's Ties To The Taliban Run Deep;
As strife abates, countries are remembering why ties to Israel are a good bet.
As he prepares to enter the White House, Donald Trump should recognize that even a weakened Tehran is still dangerous.
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Foreign Degree Holders Banned From Civil Service Exam;
Iran Sells Oil Stored In China To Fund Proxies;
Uyghurs Detained In Thailand Face Deportation Back To China