A deep dive into the Trump administration’s new National Security Strategy reveals a dramatic shift: retrenchment to the Western Hemisphere, acknowledgment of U.S. limits in Ukraine and against China, and a potential pivot away from global dominance. The discussion critiques NATO’s relevance, Europe’s strategic confusion, and the emerging U.S. focus on Latin America—particularly Venezuela—as financial and geopolitical pressures mount.
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