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Throughout the history of the United States of America, there have been many changes in foreign policy. During the course of its history, the United States has taken foreign actions that have been consistent with the national interest. There are two examples of foreign policies. One is Russia and the other is the U.S.
One example of foreign policy is when Vladimir Putin ordered U.S. troops into combat in Syria on Friday. That's not what the White House Press Secretary John Earnest said when explaining the decision to send as many as 50 special operations forces into training, assistance, and advisory role in that country, but that's the reality.
if the Russian president hadn't made his move into Syria, the United States would not have felt compelled to finally, belatedly, shore up support for anti-Islamic state and anti-Assad allies in that embattled, long suffering country.
Another example of foreign policy is when 2015 will go down as an annus horribilis for United States foreign affairs and national security. The missteps of two terms of the Obama administration have blossomed into a new normal of crises, competition and miscalculation. In general the international system and in parallel fashion U.S. foreign policy is more problematic today than on Jan. 1 of this year. The Obama administration's reliance on inertia has hit a wall that can no longer hold. The numerous forks in the road have become narrow and tortured and the next president will need to spend an enormous amount of time correcting these mistakes.
There are many countries who are involved in foreign policies and one of them are Russia and the United States of America.
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