Tag: Monroe Doctrine

U.S. foreign policy remains highly transactional.

[P]ower politics ... is the principle of the right to use force wherever the interests of the U.S. require it.

When the hegemon leaves legitimacy behind, only strength remains. And that ... is not a sign of power.

We 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.

The U.S. is no longer willing to continue as the world’s checkbook.

Protectionism that favors one nation's own interests deepens international division and was a factor leading up to World War II.

The predatory nature of the language used by the White House stands out in a new world order in competition with Russia and China.

'Donald Trump's lies and fabrications do not horrify America; they enthrall us.'

[I]n less than 100 years' time, the American government planned and implemented at least 41 coups in Latin America, equivalent to one every 28 months.

[I]t is likely that this American marginalization of the old continent will increase with the emerging European panic about the 'Russian danger' in the post-war period.