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    Eine Außenpolitik, die schlimmer ist als ein Regimewechsel


    Eine Außenpolitik, die schlimmer ist als ein Regimewechsel

    https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/02/trump-foreign-policy-intervention/685933/?utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=the-atlantic&utm_medium=social&utm_content=edit-promo&utm_term=short

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    1. theatlantic on

      John R. Bolton: “Donald Trump has achieved an unlikely redemption: By pursuing a shambolic foreign policy, he has made the bygone days of ‘regime change’ look restrained, strategic, and pragmatic by comparison.

      “Trump campaigned in 2024 saying he would begin ‘no new wars,’ eschew ‘regime change’ and ‘nation building,’ and generally prioritize domestic policy over foreign affairs. No more Coalition Provisional Authority, as in Iraq. No more extended U.S. military deployments, as in Afghanistan.

      “But Trump has instead opted for global buccaneering: attacking Islamic terrorists in Nigeria, launching pinprick swipes at Yemen’s Houthis, and seeking a massive, elusive trade deal with China. He has inserted himself as a would-be governing force into lands as diverse as Venezuela, the Gaza Strip, and Greenland. He has done so inconsistently and incoherently, unguided by theory or history, improvising at will, painting with real-estate salesmanship futures that bear little connection to reality and threaten potentially disastrous consequences for America if he fails.

      “This is much worse as a policy model than ‘regime change’ ever was.””

      Read more: [https://theatln.tc/Ti4NhqIu](https://theatln.tc/Ti4NhqIu)

    2. DraggonWarrior on

      A lot of this debate assumes the old conditions still exist. If they don’t then trust, norms, and ambiguity can’t function the way people expect no matter who’s in office.

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