American Foreign Policy Council

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The American Foreign Policy Council was founded in 1982,as a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing information to those who make or influence the foreign policy of the United States and to assisting world leaders, particularly in the former Soviet Union]], with building democracies and market economies. [1] From the original Soviet focus, it now has six major areas of interest:

* Central Asia]]n Counterterrorism]]
* China
* Eurasia]] program: regional security in the greater Middle East, Russian regional policy, energy and security in Central Asia, and transnational threats
* Ballistic missile defense]] and weapons of mass destruction]]
* Iran: aims at democracy promotion and threat reduction
* Russia]]: assumes a policy of engagement

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1. ↑ About Us, American Foreign Policy Council