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Rules, institutions, and norms -- largely shaped by Western powers -- are presented as universal and enforced to maintain stability and order.
Ukraine's war is legitimate national defense deserving full support
A negotiated US-Iran settlement is the right course; the strike-and-talk cycle must end in a deal
Russia is an aggressive threat; deterrence and rearmament are justified
Tariffs and trade coercion are self-harming economic disruption
Iran's crackdown on protesters is a human-rights catastrophe demanding solidarity
US institutions, due process and democratic norms are under threat from within
Deeper EU integration and solidarity are the answer
Taiwan/Japan under Chinese coercion; deterrence and administration legitimate
North Korea's proliferation and closed door are a hardening threat
Corruption networks and the Ceuta crisis have cost Spain's governing coalition its legitimacy
Balkan elites (Serbia) face an accountability deficit; protests are legitimate
Sahel military rule delivers neither security nor politics; abuses mount
The South China Sea must follow the rules-based maritime order
Myanmar's junta and sham election are illegitimate
External mediation and mineral deals are finally stabilising the Great Lakes
Alliance deterrence plus engagement is the right Korea policy
Colombia's negotiated demobilisation and democratic transition are working
The South Caucasus is tilting West; engagement and the settlement are gains
Turkey is sliding into authoritarianism (Western liberal critique)
The internationally-backed campaign against Haiti's gangs is making halting progress
Cambodia's account (Thailand occupies Cambodian ground)
Latin America still chooses rules-based Western terms over rivals