THE year ahead will not be an easy one, with the world and the region getting increasingly fractured and, most prominently, the already amply demonstrated and seemingly downward spiraling dereliction of its worldwide superpower duties by the United States. With far fewer foreign-policy exceptions that appear to be the fruition of a combination of President Trump’s personal obsession and his team’s skewed perception as to what his electorate would prefer, many US international priorities are being callously set aside.
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