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… next Administration should focus on those countries with which the U.S. can expect a mutually beneficial relationship. After being designated focus countries … Department, such nations should receive a full suite of American engagement. That said, the next Administration should … - page 187
… • Focus on core diplomatic activities, - 2472 • Focus on core diplomatic activities, and stop promoting policies birthed in the American culture wars. African nations … - page 187
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… American foreign policy has long benefited - 2474 American foreign policy has long benefited from cooperation with the countries … - page 187
… Russia region is made up of relatively wealthy and technologically advanced societies that should be expected to bear a … the status of the Wales Pledge of 2 percent of gross domestic product toward defense by NATO members. The new … Russia region is made up of relatively wealthy and technologically advanced societies that should be expected to bear a … - page 187
… Second, transatlantic trade is a significant - 2476 Second, transatlantic trade is a significant part of the global economy , and … - page 187
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… dependence on China . However, there are also transatlantic trade tensions that disturb the U.S.-EU relationship and … its dependence on China. However, there are also transatlantic trade tensions that disturb the U.S.-EU relationship and … - page 188
… Brexit, - 2479 Third, in the wake of Brexit, EU foreign policy now takes place without U.K. input, which disadvantages the United States, given that the U.K. has historically been aligned with many U.S. positions. Therefore, … - page 188
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… Many key American interests and responsibilities - 2481 Many key American interests and responsibilities are found in South and Central Asia. Specifically, continuing to advance the bilateral relationship … - page 188
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… role in strengthening the regional security and economic framework linking the U.S and India is crucial. In … proliferation to transnational proliferation. While American statecraft should also seek to improve bilateral relations throughout the region, U.S. policy must be clear-eyed and realistic about the … - page 188
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… in coordinating efforts for a free and open Indo-Pacific. It is an overarching group that nests the key U.S. … facilitate U.S. collaborative efforts across the Indo-Pacific. The State Department should also encourage the … concept that allows other regional powers to participate in Quad coordination on issues of mutual interest. … - page 189
… The Arctic - 2486 The Arctic Chapter Department of State Page number 189 … The Arctic … The Arctic - 2486 … - page 189
… the U.S. is - 2487 Because of Alaska, the U.S. is an Arctic nation. The Arctic is a vast expanse of land and sea rich in resources including fish, minerals, and energy . For … - page 189
… The United States has several strong interests in the Arctic region. The rate of melting ice during summer months has led to increased interest not … only from shipping and tourism sectors, but also from America’s global competitors, who are interested in exploiting … - page 189
… future, there will be a growing interest in the Arctic from both state and non-state actors alike. China has … region, primarily as a highway for trade but also for its rich natural resources. While the PRC’s increasing intervention in Arctic affairs is a bit strained because it does not have an … - page 189
… view that NATO must acknowledge that it is, in part, an Arctic alliance. With the likely accession of Finland and Sweden to NATO, every Arctic nation except for Russia will be a NATO member state. NATO has been slow to appreciate that the Arctic is a theater that it must defend, especially considering … - page 189
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