By Sama Marwan,
In the United States, the latest presidential debate has seen candidates from both major parties clash over foreign policy, with a particular focus on relations with China and Russia.
The debate, which took place in Washington D.C., highlighted the differing approaches the candidates would take in dealing with these two global powers.
The Republican candidate emphasized the need for a strong military presence and tougher sanctions, while the Democratic candidate advocated for diplomatic engagement and multilateral cooperation.
The debate also touched on other key issues such as the Middle East, climate change, and international trade.
Both candidates presented their visions for how the US should navigate the complex global landscape in the coming years, with the Republican candidate arguing for a more aggressive stance and the Democratic candidate calling for a return to traditional alliances and a focus on global challenges like climate change.
The foreign policy debate has become a central issue in the presidential race, with voters increasingly concerned about the US’s role in the world.
The outcome of the election could have significant implications for America’s relationships with other countries and its position on the global stage.
As the election approaches, both candidates are expected to continue to emphasize their foreign policy credentials and outline their plans for how they would handle the challenges facing the US internationally.
