When US President Donald Trump returned to the topic of acquiring Greenland – one that seemed largely forgotten just a month ago – the idea wasn’t considered mere ‘theatrics’, particularly in Europe. And it’s not just about the ‘Maduro effect’. Beneath Trump’s provocative statements, a clear geopolitical strategy is emerging, one that can be termed ‘new globalism’. This approach is far more economically grounded than the concept of globalization, even US-centric globalization.
Trump is not bluffing about Greenland and here’s whyThe US is building a resource-driven world order based on energy dominance, territorial leverage, and Europe’s strategic weakness
Trump’s ‘new globalism’ consists of three logically interconnected components: