President Trump’s National Security Strategy quietly revived the logic of the Monroe Doctrine — redefining the Western Hemisphere as a U.S. security boundary. Following decisive U.S. action in Venezuela and the removal of Nicolás Maduro, global powers like China, Russia, Iran, and even Mexico were forced to reassess their positions.

Does enforcing hemispheric boundaries strengthen deterrence — or does it invite rival powers to enforce their own spheres of influence? And what does this mean for Ukraine, Taiwan, and the future of global politics?

In this breakdown, we explore how an old doctrine reshaped a modern world.

No fear-mongering. No wild leaps. Just historical context, strategic reality, and calm analysis.

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