This week, a key annual ritual of American politics took place – the State of the Union speech.
It provides an opportunity for a sitting United States president to take stock of his policies, rally the public around national priorities and argue for support for future initiatives. Many observers around the world also watch it for signs of US foreign policy orientation.
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