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During the Cold War, Liberia's foreign policy was characterized by a strong alignment with the United States and a commitment to anti-communism. However, a principle that was not part of Liberian policy was neutrality; Liberia actively supported U.S. interests and opposed communist movements in Africa. Additionally, Liberia did not prioritize non-alignment or a balanced approach between superpowers, instead favoring close ties with Washington.

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