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Greenland Is a Red Line: Trump's Administration Feeling Its Imperialistic Oats

Following the operation in Venezuela, the Trump administration's renewed rhetoric about acquiring Greenland has been described as a return to 19th-century imperial politics over modern state sovereignty.

Outside the Beltway|18 Jan 2026, 10:04|Read Full Chronicle 📜

US Foreign Policy Raises Concerns Over Revival of New Imperial Era: Report

Reports from the Global South suggest that recent US actions, such as special forces operations in Caracas and strikes in Nigeria, signal a deliberate revival of imperialism that dismantles the post-WWII rules-based order.

India Tribune|18 Jan 2026, 09:59|Read Full Chronicle 📜

The Imperial Politics of Starvation in Sudan

The weaponization of hunger in Sudan is analyzed as a method of conquest and control, linking local starvation to a global chain of external powers and imperial economic interests.

Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung|17 Jan 2026, 16:37|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Middle East As the Crucible of Twenty-first-century Imperial Politics

Research argues that the Middle East has become the primary theater for modern imperial politics, where global powers like the US, China, and Iran use a mix of legal rhetoric and coercive force to establish dominance.

Policy Center|17 Jan 2026, 16:25|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Hyper-imperialism on Hyper-drive

Analysis of a new, more aggressive stage of U.S.-led 'hyper-imperialism' following unauthorized military strikes in Venezuela, Syria, and Nigeria, driven by the relative economic and political decline of the Global North.

Brasil de Fato|17 Jan 2026, 15:39|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Trump’s Imperial Measures: Inside the 16 January Edition of Guardian Weekly

Julian Borger argues that recent events, from the blitz of revanchist foreign policy in Venezuela to threats against Greenland, signal a shift into a new age of global imperialism where powerful nations use brute force to achieve objectives.

The Guardian|17 Jan 2026, 15:38|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Trump’s Greenland Push Is an ‘imperial’ Move with Echoes of Putin, Says Expert

International politics expert Professor David Dunn warns that the U.S. ambition to acquire Greenland represents an 'imperial wish' that challenges long-standing norms of international law and echoes territorial expansionism seen in other global conflicts.

TVP World|17 Jan 2026, 15:38|Read Full Chronicle 📜

The Precedents To Trump's Venezuela Operation: Trump's Intervention Gambit and the Return of Imperial Politics

Following the extraction of Maduro to New York, analysts argue that the move marks a return to 19th-century imperial politics where the U.S. asserts a self-proclaimed right to choose leaders in Latin America without the pretense of pro-democracy crusades.

The Japan Times|17 Jan 2026, 06:47|Read Full Chronicle 📜

2025 National Security Strategy Signals Start of 'imperial America'

The release of the latest U.S. National Security Strategy (NSS) abandons previous liberal internationalist pretensions in favor of 'transactional imperialism' and unapologetic hemispheric primacy, prioritizing raw power over ideological goals.

The National Interest|17 Jan 2026, 06:33|Read Full Chronicle 📜

US President Renews Explosive Vow Over Greenland Acquisition

As 2026 begins, Donald Trump has re-entered 'imperial fantasies' by renewing calls for the United States to acquire Greenland, a move that analysts warn could irrevocably rupture NATO and the principles of state sovereignty.

Podbean / The Mother of All Talk Shows|17 Jan 2026, 06:33|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Trump's Venezuela Gambit Signals Return of Imperial Politics

Following the extraction and detention of Nicolás Maduro in New York, the Trump administration has asserted a direct role in running Venezuela, reviving 19th-century imperial tactics and the Monroe Doctrine in a move that critics call a collapse of international restraint.

The Japan Times|17 Jan 2026, 06:32|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Donald Trump Is Leading the UK To a Dark Place: Flattery Vs Imperial Politics

Keir Starmer’s attempts to use flattery to assuage the 'imperial politics' emerging from the White House are viewed as surreal as the U.S. administration increasingly ignores the rules-based international order.

New Statesman|17 Jan 2026, 05:05|Read Full Chronicle 📜

The Precedents To Trump’s Venezuela Operation: a Return of Imperial Politics

Following the extraction of Nicolas Maduro to New York, analysts argue the U.S. is revisiting a historical 'imperial' right to choose regional leaders, reminiscent of early 20th-century interventions.

The Japan Times|17 Jan 2026, 05:04|Read Full Chronicle 📜

US Withdraws From United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change

In a major blow to multilateralism, the US-led 'NATO+' bloc has signaled a withdrawal from the 2026 UN climate framework, prioritizing imperial power projection and economic dominance over global environmental agreements.

Brasil de Fato|17 Jan 2026, 04:34|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Trump's Greenland Push Labeled an 'imperial Move' with Echoes of Putin

International politics experts warn that President Trump's renewed ambition to acquire Greenland resembles an imperial claim rather than a security-driven argument, challenging long-standing norms of international law and transatlantic relations.

TVP World|17 Jan 2026, 04:34|Read Full Chronicle 📜

US Bombing of Venezuela and Kidnapping of President Maduro Signals Shift To 'hyper-imperialism'

On January 3, 2026, the United States conducted a military strike on Caracas and abducted President Nicolás Maduro, an act analysts describe as a new, more aggressive stage of 'hyper-imperialism' aimed at securing resource dominance in Latin America.

The Tricontinental|17 Jan 2026, 04:33|Read Full Chronicle 📜

America's Techno-imperial Moment: Drones, AI, and the End of Sovereign Borders

The capture of Maduro showcased a new 'techno-imperialism,' where advanced drone warfare and cyber capabilities allow superpowers to bypass traditional Westphalian sovereignty and project power deep into foreign territories.

Engelsberg Ideas|17 Jan 2026, 02:17|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Trump's Territorial Ambition: New Imperialism Or a Case of the Emperor's New Clothes?

With the capture of Maduro, Donald Trump has signaled a new era where the U.S. acts as a self-proclaimed empire, with rhetoric shifting toward the 'Donroe Doctrine'—a modern take on the Monroe Doctrine and Roosevelt Corollary.

The Guardian|17 Jan 2026, 02:16|Read Full Chronicle 📜

The Venezuela Attack Marks a Turning Point, Signalling the Collapse of Restraint and the Return of Imperial Politics

The January 3 abduction of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is being seen as a global turning point, marking the return of overt imperial politics to the world stage as the U.S. moves to directly control foreign assets and leadership.

Deepcut News|17 Jan 2026, 02:16|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Trump’s Greenland Push Is an 'imperial' Move with Echoes of Putin, Says Expert

Professor David Dunn warns that recent U.S. rhetoric regarding the acquisition of Greenland resembles an imperial claim rather than a security-driven argument, challenging long-standing norms of international law.

TVP World|16 Jan 2026, 19:27|Read Full Chronicle 📜
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