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Trump’s foreign policy is now openly borrowing from the 1823 Monroe Doctrine, re-packaged as the “Donroe Doctrine” — a doctrine that signals Washington’s intent to dominate the Western Hemisphere not only militarily, but commercially. With Nicolás Maduro dragged out of Caracas, this rebranding suddenly feels operational rather than rhetorical.
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From the Arctic to the Caribbean, governments are suddenly scanning their coastlines, their oil fields and their shipping lanes with fresh anxiety.
Greenland
The United States already operates the Pituffik Space Base in Greenland, but Trump has made it clear that partial presence is no longer enough.
"We need Greenland from the standpoint of national security,” he told journalists, mentioning the region was "covered with Russian and Chinese ships all over the place."
Does it seem the only viable reason behind the threat?
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