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Brazil· FortalezaUS adopts new strategy for presence in Africa
The US is shifting its African strategy from democracy promotion to economic diplomacy and commercial pragmatism, driven by the systemic crisis of previous policies in the Sahel.
Background
The United States has historically engaged with African nations through various foreign policy approaches, often balancing security interests, humanitarian aid, and economic partnerships. This engagement occurs within a complex geopolitical landscape, influenced by the presence and activities of other global powers.
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US adopts new strategy for presence in Africa
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The US is moving towards a 'hard-nosed economic diplomacy and commercial pragmatism' in Africa, away from democracy and aid.
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