Associate Prof of Modern North American History at the University of Oslo, Norway. Nuclear strategy and arms control.
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So it would not just be a transatlantic crisis, but an intra-European one.
For Putin's, the "problem" is that Trump still wants to control and extort most of Europe.
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Trump clearly thinks most of Europe should be in his sphere, to exploit as he sees fit. He even wants to keep rump Ukraine. I doubt Putin agrees.
Same with Xi, Taiwan and the Western Pacific.
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Such weakness only risks making the Europeans more vulnerable (ie Greenland)
Such weakness only risks making the Europeans more vulnerable (ie Greenland)
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Remember when capturing Saddam Hussein immediately turned Iraq into a model democracy? Or when killing Bin Laden ended all Islamic fundamentalist terrorism?
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The real difference is that in 1989, the US took prisoner all of the Panamanian Fuerzas de Defensa leadership and a good chunk of the civilian flunkies who “ran” the government
The US also backed the duly elected opposition ticket (who won the May 89 elections) to take over
Woke: Latin America-Middle East seesaw.
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