The Shifting Sands of American Foreign Policy: From Obama’s Red Line to Trump’s Volatile Diplomacy
In the years following Barack Obama’s presidency, a near-dogmatic consensus emerged in foreign policy circles: his central misstep was the "red line" drawn in Syria. Obama had explicitly warned that the use of chemical weapons by the Assad regime would trigger a U.S. military response. However, when undeniable evidence surfaced of chemical attacks, the decision […]
