Trump on Taiwan, Greenland, and a New World Order

In a new interview, former U.S. President Donald Trump discussed using military power to reshape global politics. The conversation happened just days after a U.S. operation in Venezuela aimed at seizing its president and taking control of its oil industry. Speaking with The New York Times, Trump talked about many topics. These included Taiwan's security, the idea of the U.S. buying Greenland, and weight-loss drugs. He described a vision for a new world order. This system would not rely on traditional international laws or alliances. Instead, it would be based on national strength and military power. The Venezuela operation has already disrupted global norms. Trump's comments suggest a continued focus on forceful action in foreign policy.