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Whatever pragmatic considerations may have prompted Trump to make the move, there is no justification in international law for it.
0The message is unmistakable: there are no absolute guarantees and state sovereignty is conditional when it clashes with the interests of powerful states.
0We are faced with a "scenario" in which Washington's exclusive and absolute dominance over the entire hemisphere, from Greenland and Canada in the north to the southern reaches of Argentina and Chile.
0Washington is no longer content with slow exhaustion; it has adopted a strategy of swift, symbolic strikes designed to recalibrate the international landscape.
0Venezuela is likely to become another wasted crisis, resembling events that followed when the U.S. forced regime changes in Libya, Afghanistan and Iraq.
0We are faced with a "scenario" in which Washington's exclusive and absolute dominance over the entire hemisphere, from Greenland and Canada in the north to the southern reaches of Argentina and Chile.
0[I]t can be said that the West — thanks to Trump, because he is the leader of the process and the host of meetings — is consolidating.
0Defiant leaders would do well to learn from what happened in Caracas — be careful, Trump is in search of victories.
0The message is unmistakable: there are no absolute guarantees and state sovereignty is conditional when it clashes with the interests of powerful states.
0The more the U.S. interferes, the more likely [Venezuela] will drift into chaos.
0Americans were not inclined to let Biden get away with being so out of touch. Trump is now running the same risk.
[T]he fact that Donald Trump does not do ideology is problematic.
Washington now faces choices: proceed with the deal and adjust its conception of alliances in the region or succumb to legislative stagnation and reject or downgrade the deal.
The new landscape consolidates Riyadh’s position as a regional power.
Washington opposes exposing the security of the Arabian Gulf to risks, whether the threat comes from Israel or Iran.
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