After a series of political and diplomatic mistakes – and one of the more unfortunate foreign policy speeches ever delivered by President Obama – the White House has found itself with an agreement that not only fulfils its key policy goals in Syria, but is a far better outcome than anyone could have imagined possible just a few a weeks ago.
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If the courts free Mr. Mandell, and Congress does not act, the government will be sending an unfortunate message to foreign investors: If American brokers defraud Americans, the government can prosecute them.
Some bright person came up with the idea of sending lots of these unfortunates off to foreign countries on a gap year, purportedly so they can learn new skills and improve their employability – oh, and learn about other cultures and stuff.
That brings us to the unfortunate shift in American foreign policy that has, for one reason or another, coincided with the shift in administrations in Washington.
Ramsay added: "We find it unfortunate... that a foreign government, much less one that professes to be a friend and partner of Botswana, should issue such a statement about an ongoing judicial process in our country".
The struggles over who is in charge of what and the resulting delay of the release of the White House's first ever Presidential Study Directive on U.S. Global Development Policy are having unfortunate consequences for our foreign policy goals -- from Pakistan to Haiti to our climate policy -- as well as our partners in poor countries and our image abroad.
In the late 19th century, because of growing economic impoverishment, a series of unfortunate natural calamities, and unbridled foreign aggression in the area, the Boxers began to increase their strength in the provinces of North China.
But for now, confusion over what its reduced commitment means for the rest of the world will undermine the confidence of those allies in US staying power, extending the unfortunate decline of America's foreign policy.
It would be unfortunate for Bangladesh and for the foreign buyers.
The unfortunate Mr Kinkel, whose running of foreign policy they have long called woolly, needs to be replaced, they say.
