Growing concerns about US foreign policy emerged this week after Washington's recent operation in Venezuela, with experts warning it could signal broader military interventions. The move has sparked debates about global stability in 2026, particularly after former President Donald Trump referenced multiple nations during a Sunday press exchange aboard Air Force One.
🔍 Analysts note the timing coincides with shifting power dynamics across Latin America and Asia. 'This isn't just about Venezuela—it's about testing boundaries in a multipolar world,' said Maria Gonzalez, a geopolitical strategist at Global Risk Institute.
🌐 Key questions being asked:
Could Southeast Asia become the next flashpoint?
How will this affect cross-strait relations?
What does this mean for global markets in Q1 2026?
Young professionals and students are particularly tuned in, with #NoNewWars trending globally as digital natives demand transparency. Meanwhile, investors watch nervously as oil prices fluctuate amid the uncertainty.
