I cannot understand the pharse "its vision of an Islamic caliphate" in the paragraph below:
"America’s Vietnam War demonstrated that a single-minded focus on a specific “global” threat can distort more local realities. The role of superpower leads U.S. analysts and decision-makers to view international threats in global rather than local terms. Thus, the United States focuses on Al-Qaeda and its vision of an Islamic caliphate because it has the character of a “global threat”, however low-risk that threat might be."
what does that phrase mean? im not a native speaker.....
2006-11-26
01:31:32
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