What foreign policy problems did the u.s. faced after the end of the cold war?

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<span>It’s become ever clearer that the US is the sole superpower. In the early 90s one could still talk of a Russo-American partnership, but that has become unrealistic, except in a very limited sense, as Russia continued to decline in the 1990s. The rising powers are not in a position to challenge the United States.</span>

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