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Global trade and integration create interdependence; simultaneously, economic dependencies create vulnerabilities requiring protection.
China is a strategic competitor; firmness, derisking and export controls justified
US imperial/hegemonic coercion of smaller sovereign states
Sanctions on Russia are ineffective and backfire on the West
Tariffs and trade coercion are self-harming economic disruption
Sanctions/pressure are conditional; the Global South asserts buyer autonomy
A multipolar order is the legitimate alternative to US hegemony
The Arab world's embrace of the new Syria is legitimate, and Israeli strikes violate its sovereignty
China's trade/tech measures are lawful and normal; the US is the aggressor
Pressure on the governments in Caracas and Havana is justified
New recognition/basing/minerals partnerships are reordering the Horn
Europe needs digital sovereignty against US tech dominance
External mediation and mineral deals are finally stabilising the Great Lakes
External fixes stall; minerals extraction and proxy war impose costs
Arctic resource development and shipping are normal opportunity
America First: allies freeload on US protection and must pay / rebalance
Alberta's grievance reflects real material fault lines
European farmers/environment object to Mercosur market opening
Foreign investment in the Balkans is legitimate development
Latin America still chooses rules-based Western terms over rivals