Biden's diplomatic legacy: Afghanistan, Ukraine and Gaza

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  Hi, I'm Johnny diamond and from the BBC World Service.

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  This is the global story.

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  As his presidency draws to a close, Joe Biden has been trying to define his international legacy as a bulwark against Russian aggression, a broker of peace in the Middle east, and re establishing the US As a leader of the international community.

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  Right now, in my view, thanks to our administration, America is stronger, our alliances are stronger, our adversaries and competitors are weaker.

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  But is that how the world will remember him?

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  From Afghanistan to Ukraine to Gaza, what will be the lasting impact of Joe Biden's foreign policy decisions?

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  After four years of Biden's leadership, is the US stronger or weaker on the world stage?

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  We're going to hear from some of those who've been directly affected by President Biden's foreign policy decisions.

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  But first, I'm going to open with James Landell, the BBC's diplomatic correspondent.

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  Hi there, James.

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  Hello.

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