Titlebook: America‘s Challenges in the Greater Middle East; The Obama Administra Shahram Akbarzadeh Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature

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Turkey: A Neglected Partner,sm and “bring-it-on” confrontationalism. Although this renown was largely earned by U.S.-led interventions in Afghanistan and Iraq, Obama could have demonstrated his opposing policy sensibility anywhere other than in a Muslim-majority country.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-01749-1of August 2010, the president proclaimed, America’s combat mission in Iraq would come to an end, “as promised and on schedule.” Only 50,000 troops would remain in Iraq for another 16 months to advise and assist the Iraqi Security Forces (ISF), down from 144,000 when Obama took office.

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,Losl?sung der Grünen von der Debatte, to step down, but his February 1 remarks left little doubt that he believed such a course was necessary and desirable. His statement clarified the U.S. stance toward the uprising and the possibility of a democratic future for Egypt, which had been called into doubt following ambivalent remarks by various U.S. officials in the preceding days.

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Die Gutenberg-Produktionsfunktionstroy Al Qaeda, and eliminate the Taliban—have been achieved. But new crises have been created that threaten the internal security and political stability of Pakistan, a nuclear weapon state and a key U.S. ally in the region, diminishing its capacity as an ally and raising its potential to become a threat itself.

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