Trump is quite possibly mad – and for the first time, European leaders are speaking in such terms. But he is not stupid.
If European anti-Trump leaders have thought they could outmaneuver Trump himself with such a move, evidently they still do not fully understand the game the White House is playing.
Tehran will never bow down to the diktats. The neo-Caligula regime change obsession – in fact mirrored as a NATOstan obsession – will keep ruling. Tehran is not intimidated.
The West and Ukraine continue to pursue a strategy of ethnic provocation against Russia.
The reality is that conflicts are springing up around us like mushrooms.
Following the U.S. attack on Venezuela, President Donald Trump’s renewed threats over Greenland have also triggered a crisis between Nuuk and Copenhagen.
At the 30 December meeting with Netanyahu and his team, President Trump publicly committed to attacking Iran.
In one potential version of events, much of this was a spectacle, a fireworks show symbolizing U.S. military might but in effect little more than an agreement for Maduro to transfer power to Rodriguez.
