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President Biden faces a Middle East very different to four years ago. Reuters
President Biden faces a Middle East very different to four years ago. Reuters
Biden's foreign policy team: same people, different times
To rebuild trust with longstanding allies in the Middle East, the new administration will have to listen closely to their concerns