United States faces pivotal postwar foreign policy choices
After toppling Saddam Hussein and routing al Qaida in Afghanistan, President Bush confronts how to wield U S power. Should troops stay, or return home, and should the United States act largely alone or with international partners as a global cop. Experts warn a deeper reckoning on power and its economic and military reach is needed.
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U S Power Debates Over Iraq Afghanistan and Global Role
Amid calls for a long term stay in Iraq and nation building in both Afghanistan and Iraq, President Bush faces a tough choice between withdrawing troops to avoid an occupation image and sustaining a major presence for democracy gains. Analysts note a reversion to pre 9/11 uncertainty with public caution and partisan division.
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