WASHINGTON: US presidents are just as likely to be remembered for their foreign policy failures as their successes. Jimmy Carter sealed the Camp David accords, bringing peace between Israel and Egypt, but his presidency wilted with every passing day of the Iran hostage crisis, BSS/AFP reported.
Bill Clinton failed to stop the horrors of Rwanda’s genocide and George W. Bush will forever be remembered as the president who took the United States to a costly war in Iraq.
Barack Obama, the 44th president, has strived for a legacy-gilding nuclear deal with Iran, unfrozen relations with Cuba, pivoted to Asia and hunted down …read more
Source: The Bangladesh Today
