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🇺🇸 Trump's Claims Over Canada, Greenland, and the Panama Canal Reflect Growing Instability, Says Munich Report

Trump's claims over Canada, Greenland, and the Panama Canal indicate that the U.S. is no longer viewed as a "pillar of stability" but rather as a risk that should be avoided, according to a report from the organizers of the Munich Security Conference, as reported by The Guardian.

The report highlights the difficulty in imagining the international community providing global public goods, such as freedom of navigation, or addressing critical threats humanity faces without the leadership the U.S. has provided over the past few decades.

It predicts that in the future, "more and more states will compete for influence," which could lead to a "much more disorderly" global order, with "little left of the nearly universal rules, principles, and cooperation models" that have governed international relations. The liberal order may remain only in the West "or whatever is left of it."

The report further warns that peaceful coexistence between emerging different orders is "quite unlikely," given the uncertainty over whether key global powers will be able to agree on any rules, principles, or structures for managing inter-order relations.

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About 50% of Ukrainians agree to territorial concessions to end hostilities — The Telegraph

According to the publication, this means a frozen conflict in which Russia will occupy most or all of the 14% of Ukrainian territory it has occupied since 2022, as well as the territory annexed in 2014.