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Republican presidential hopeful Rick Perry (C) leaves after a campaign event at a local coffee shop in Mt Pleasant, Iowa, on December 21, 2011. US foreign policy is unlikely to decide the November 2012 elections, but that doesn't mean Republican White House hopefuls aren't bashing President Barack Obama -- and each other -- on world affairs. The sour US economy, weighed down by high unemployment, remains the top issue on voters' minds, but the candidates have made campaign fodder out of tensions with Iran, the US withdrawal from Iraq and the death of North Korea's leader.

Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul signs autographs after a town hall meeting in Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, on December 21, 2011. Paul, courting Iowa voters who are key to his campaign, called Wednesday for a 'minding our own business' foreign policy and an end to 'perpetual war.'

(1st row from L) EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Catherine Ashton, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Afghan President Hamid Karzai, German Foreign minister Guido Westerwelle, and Afghan Foreign minister Zalmai Rassoul pose for a family picture during the Afghanistan Conference on December 5, 2011, in Bonn, western Germany. The one-day gathering brings around 100 national delegations and aid organisations to the former German capital Bonn, 10 years after a meeting in the city put an interim Afghan government in place after the Taliban's ouster. The major international conference on the war-torn country aims at charting a course for Afghanistan after NATO troops pull out in 2014, but a boycott by Pakistan has dealt a stinging blow to hopes for a roadmap.

Afghan President Hamid Karzai (R) talks to High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Catherine Ashton as they take their seats at the dinner table on December 4, 2011 at the Hotel Petersberg in Koenigswinter near Bonn, western Germany, ahead of a major international conference on the war-torn country. The Bonn conference on December 5 will discuss Afghanistan´s future beyond 2014, when NATO-led international combat troops will leave, and comes ten years after a previous landmark meeting on Afghanistan in the German city.

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