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Weak American Foreign policy the cause for global conflicts, says Pakistani American Businessman

Weak American Foreign policy the cause for global conflicts, says Pakistani American Businessman

July 2024 524 views 08 Min 39 Sec

A Pakistani American businessman argues that weak American foreign policy is responsible for escalating global conflicts, highlighting the need for stronger leadership and strategic international relations.

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