It Isn’t Over for America in the Middle East
July 18th, 2008 by Amanda
At the Middle East Strategy at Harvard, Richard N. Haass rebuts comments made by his readers in response to an earlier statement about the end of the American era in Middle East region. He sought to clarify his remarks by asserting that the US will continue to be the leading foreign power for the foreseeable future, albeit that its influence has declined markedly and its political position has changed. He remarks that unlike previous decades “the United States will not be able to insist on what it wants or shape events as much as it would like.”
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