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Trump and the Falkland Islands: A Message to NATO? (opens the original)
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by Ted Galen Carpenter | Sep 16, 2026 | 0 comments President Donald Trump may have discovered a new opportunity to provoke a NATO ally. Last year, the White House created a brouhaha with Denmark (and other European countries) by insisting that Copenhagen sell Greenland to the United States. This time, Washington’s agitation involves a chain of islands off the east coast of Argentina that Great Britain claims and administers. Those islands, called the Falklands by Britain and most other countries
Trump Must Not Let Washington’s Korea Hawks Intimidate Him Again (opens the original)
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by Ted Galen Carpenter | Aug 28, 2026 | 0 comments One of the great foreign policy disappointments of Donald Trump’s first term was the failure to advance his initial promising initiative to begin normalizing relations with the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK). Trump had abandoned the threats and bluster toward Pyongyang that marked his early months in office. Instead, he moved to open a personal dialogue with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un and facilitate productive negotiations o
Baltic Republics Foment Crises With Russia (opens the original)
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by Ted Galen Carpenter | Aug 7, 2026 | 0 comments Historically, one of the greatest dangers to a major power in the international system is letting smaller allies and clients drag that power into an unwise war. Both the United States and leading European powers seem inclined to make that blunder with respect to the Baltic republics. Too many U.S. policymakers have not only tolerated but also facilitated the obsession those “allies” (i.e. protectorates) have exhibited with defeating Russia in Ukr
Could Zelensky Suffer Diem’s Fate? (opens the original)
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by Ted Galen Carpenter | Jul 24, 2026 | 0 comments U.S. and NATO leaders have waged a multi-year propaganda campaign to convince Western publics that Ukraine is a splendid democracy and that President Volodymyr Zelensky is an extremely popular elected leader who epitomizes those values. Multiple aspects of that carefully crafted image are untrue. Ukraine is a corrupt, autocratic state that maintains strict censorship and brutally represses political opponents. When Zelensky’s term ended in 2024,
Washington’s Two Rogue Allies in the Middle East Face Off (opens the original)
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by Ted Galen Carpenter | Jul 16, 2026 | 0 comments Allies and clients have frequently entangled their great power patrons in needless geopolitical crises and sometimes even bloody wars. The tragic events leading to World War I in 1914 are a classic example. Serbia helped drag Czarist Russia into that bloody maelstrom and Austria-Hungary did the same to Wilhelmine Germany. Similar dangers exist today in the international system. Two of Washington’s current most odious and dangerous “loose cannon”
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