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The Double Crisis Of US Foreign Policy – OpEd
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The United States faces a debate over the role of the country in international affairs, with Joe Biden and Kamala Harris representing internationalism and Donald Trump representing isolationism. However, the candidates' positions are not clear-cut, with Biden and Harris adopting some isolationist positions and Trump staking out his own version of internationalism. Both major parties are concerned about how the US can maintain its global hegemony in the face of a relative decline in status. The outcome of the election will impact US foreign policy, particularly in relation to trade, immigration, and global alliances like NATO. The rise of illiberal nationalism globally has complicated the traditional contrast between internationalism and nationalism. If Trump wins, he could join forces with other illiberal nationalists to challenge the global order. If Biden wins, his administration may continue some of Trump's policies, but with important distinctions. The Middle East is no longer the center of attention for the US, with a focus on confronting China and rolling back its influence. The future of US foreign policy is at an inflection point, with a Trump victory potentially leading to the takeover of global institutions by illiberal nationalists, and a Democratic victory offering a continuation of liberal internationalism with some adjustments.

#UsForeignPolicy #Internationalism #Isolationism #JoeBiden #KamalaHarris #DonaldTrump #GlobalHegemony #IlliberalNationalism #China #Nato #MiddleEast

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