Trump’s New Doctrine? Why U.S. Strategy May Be Heading Toward a Great-Power Clash скачать в хорошем качестве

Trump’s New Doctrine? Why U.S. Strategy May Be Heading Toward a Great-Power Clash

While global attention remains fixed on wars in Europe and the Middle East, China has been expanding its influence much closer to home—quietly, strategically, and largely out of public view. Now, United States is pushing back. This video explores Washington’s renewed hardline strategy—an updated version of the Monroe Doctrine fused with the economic nationalism of Donald Trump. We break down how the U.S. aims to aggressively unwind Latin America’s growing economic dependence on Beijing. This is less about diplomacy and more about control over the resources that define 21st-century power: lithium supply chains, deep-water ports, and oil. Through a simulated geopolitical escalation, we examine how trade disputes could spiral into sanctions, naval pressure, and a flashpoint at the Port of Chancay in Peru—with consequences that reach far beyond the region. Why can’t China afford to retreat? And why do American leaders see economic survival as a national security issue? This is the story unfolding beneath the headlines.