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Trump’s war on Iran reveals a foreign policy without principles
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Foreign Affairs (United States) | Mar 26, 2026
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By sidelining established norms, Trump's policies toward Iran may embolden authoritarian regimes and undermine international alliances.
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Trump's approach to Iran demonstrates the dangers of abandoning principled foreign policy for short-term gains, risking global stability.
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The effectiveness of U.S. foreign policy should be evaluated based on outcomes, not solely on adherence to principles, especially in volatile regions.
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The debate over flexible realism reflects a deeper ideological divide in U.S. foreign policy that merits careful examination and discussion.
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Flexible realism allows for pragmatic solutions in complex international situations, potentially leading to better outcomes than rigid principles.
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