President Barack Obama is visiting Manila at a time US influence is receding in the world. Once the “indispensable country,” an over-extended America is starting to lose its strategic primacy.

Washington’s once-brash idealism in its foreign relations is being replaced by a chastened view of what the United States could do to shape the course of a world globalizing at break-neck speed. Items:

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