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U.S. foreign policy in the Arab world

Joe Biden and the Middle East – bid farewell to Trumpism

Picking up the pieces after George W. Bush's "War on Terror": with U.S. reserves of soft power exhausted, President Obama prioritised the need to replenish them. The new administration – seen here in the person of former vice president and 2020 President-elect Joe Biden – went to great lengths to demonstrate that Washington was now keener to listen than to lecture
Picking up the pieces after George W. Bush's "War on Terror": with U.S. reserves of soft power exhausted, President Obama prioritised the need to replenish them. The new administration – seen here in the person of former vice president and 2020 President-elect Joe Biden – went to great lengths to demonstrate that Washington was now keener to listen than to lecture
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Author: 
Marwan Muasher
Date: 
23.11.2020
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Topics: 
Arab Spring, Barack Obama, Benjamin Netanyahu, Democracy and civil society, Donald Trump, Human rights, Iranian nuclear programme, Israeli settlement, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Joe Biden, Mahmoud Abbas
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Egypt, Gulf Region, Iran, Israel, Middle East, Palestinian Territories, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates
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