AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY ELITE: OBAMA, TRUMP AND BIDEN’S POLICY TOWARDS MIDDLE EAST

2023

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DOI 10.48371/ismo.2022.50.4.004
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Abstract

This article gives an analysis of American foreign policy elite’ activity on the sample of Obama, Trump and Biden’s policy in Middle East. Nowadays, we are facing a serious challenges in geopolitical system in terms global criss under pandemic situation and multi conflictual cases. In this sense, it is questionable to say that American primacy is stable. Many American experts believe that the US State Department needs large-scale reforms in order to become a toolkit, not a propaganda mouthpiece in foreign policy. The future of American foreign policy towards the Middle East region will depend on whether Washington can work out a balanced position that will allow them to remain one of the guarantors of stability and the solution of crisis problems.