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Biden Defends Foreign Policy Legacy as Trump Prepares for Inauguration

President Biden delivers a farewell speech emphasizing foreign policy successes and urging the incoming Trump administration to prioritize clean energy and alliances.

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  1. Jake Sullivan: America Became Safer and Better Off Under Biden

    The outgoing national security adviser confidently asserts that the United States is in a stronger, more secure position today, having fortified alliances and diminished adversaries, ultimately presenting a legacy of safety and stability for the nation.

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  2. Biden insists US is ‘winning’ on world stage – what would losing look like?

    As his term comes to an end, Biden's legacy in foreign policy appears more cautious and underpowered, leaving many to question whether any true successes were achieved amidst global crises.

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  3. Biden delivers final foreign policy speech as Gaza ceasefire talks continue

    Biden's speech serves as both a reflection on his administration's efforts to re-establish U.S. leadership and a stark warning to the incoming Trump administration about the importance of maintaining strong diplomatic ties.

    Biden delivers final foreign policy speech as Gaza ceasefire talks continue

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  4. Biden says US ‘winning’ on world stage, dealing Trump ‘very strong hand’

    Biden argued that his administration has laid the foundation for protecting Ukraine’s sovereignty, rallying an international coalition to provide military, economic and political support for Kyiv.

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  5. Biden puts AI and climate at the top of the list for Trump administration

    The only overt criticism he leveled at the incoming Trump administration came when he talked about skepticism among some members of the incoming team about clean energy. "They don't even believe climate change is real. I think they come from a different century. They're wrong. They are dead wrong. It's the single greatest existential threat to humanity," Biden said.

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  6. Biden pokes Putin, defends Afghanistan withdrawal in State Dept. address

    Biden said Monday, as he reflected on his legacy, that he had strengthened the country’s alliances, weakened its enemies and competitors, and kept the U.S. from putting boots on the ground in new wars.

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  7. Biden says he’s leaving Trump ‘strong hand to play,' defends his record on Afghanistan

    Biden also touted his progress in deterring China as a major U.S. adversary and claimed that when he entered office Beijing was assessed to economically surpass Washington by 2030. "Now according to the latest predictions on China’s current course, they will never surpass us," he said.

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  8. Biden confident he left Trump "very strong hand" on foreign policy

    The past four years we have used that power, not to go it alone, but instead to bring countries together.

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  9. Donald Trump to : US Sunk to 'Lowest Point' Under Biden

    Trump's assessment of Biden's foreign policy sharply contrasts with the president's claims, painting a dismal picture of the past four years marked by global crises and significant failures.

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  10. Biden insists his presidency made strides in restoring American credibility on world stage

    Biden often balked, before eventually relenting, out of a concern that it was necessary to hold the line against escalation that he worried could draw the U.S. and other NATO members into direct conflict with nuclear-armed Russia.

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Jan 13th, 2025, 7:57 PM ET

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In a farewell speech, President Biden highlighted achievements in foreign policy, seeking to define his legacy against criticisms, particularly regarding the Gaza conflict, as he prepares to hand over to Donald Trump.


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