US EditionTrump Wants to Carve up the World. It’s a Blueprint for More Confrontation and War.
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Trump wants to carve up the world. It’s a blueprint for more confrontation and war.
One wonders what goes on in the minds of the architects of President Trump’s foreign policy. It seems as if they have all taken time to study the classic history books on the causes of the world wars — Margaret MacMillan’s “The War that Ended Peace,” or E.H. Carr’s “The Twenty Years’ Crisis” — and then said to themselves: That’s exactly where we want to take the world.
One wonders what goes through the head of the architects of President Donald Trump’s foreign policy. It seems as if everyone had taken their time to study the classic history books on the causes of world wars—the war that ended peace, by Margaret MacMillan, or The 20-year-old crisis, by EH Carr—and then they would have said: that’s exactly where we want to take the world.
The US strategy, a threat to the peoples of the world
Openly supremacist, colonialist and racist-xenophobic, Trump's national security strategy includes new or reformulated threats. It is old-style imperialism , adapted to deal with the current challenges to US hegemonic power. IVP611 - December 2025 / United States (USA), World
By Greg Grandin: One wonders what goes through the minds of President Donald Trump's foreign policy architects. It seems as if they all took the time to study classic history books on the causes of the world wars—Margaret MacMillan's *The War That Ended Peace*, […]
In fact, the US under Trump appears to be multiplying the chances of a new conflict, according to Yale History Professor Greg Grandin.
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