Studying America's foreign policy approach on Tunisia Developments (2010-2014)

The invasive foreign policy of the Neo-Conservatives in the Middle East and North
Africa, which the invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan, has been manifestation of it, and
the adoption of a policy of unilateralism against its allies has led to a decline in the
strength and depth of American influence in the region and the cost of this country
Keep up to date. After Barack Obama get into power, fundamental changes have taken
place in the country's foreign policy, especially in the Middle East and North Africa,
which has led to significant changes in the definition of power and its application to
popular movements. Remarkable developments in the Middle East, which began in
2010 with the unrest in Tunisia and Egypt, began to spark a turning point in the use of
the new US foreign policy strategy. The present paper, by examining US foreign policy
towards the Tunisian evolution and movement, has attempted to demonstrate the extent of the America's use of smart power and its components to manage and control these developments as well as the implementation of guiding democracy in accordance with the Western model.