"The Hidden Threat: America's Internal Danger Unveiled by U.S. Foreign Policy Veteran"

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"The Hidden Threat: America's Internal Danger Unveiled by U.S. Foreign Policy Veteran"
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Richard N. Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations, believes that the United States has become the most significant threat to global security. Haass argues that the unraveling of the American political system has made the internal threat surpass the external threat for the first time in his life. He highlights the unpredictability and lack of reliability of the United States as a source of instability, making it difficult for allies to depend on the country. Haass, who has spent his career as a policymaker and student of world affairs, now focuses on promoting the teaching of civics and healing American society.

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