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Allies into foes. Foes into allies. What's behind Trump's world order assault?

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By Kim Hjelmgaard Verified, Michael Collins Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
LONDON − Bomb Oman. Abandon South Korea. Pull out of NATO. Seize Greenland. Maybe Canada, too. Order U.S. special forces to snatch a troublesome Latin American dictator. Then grab that country's oil reserves. For the best part of a decade since he first entered the disorderly world of global diplomacy, President Donald Trump has played fast and loose with U.S. foreign policy. He's repeatedly threatened traditional American allies.
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Allies into foes. Foes into allies. What's behind Trump's world order assault?

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By Kim Hjelmgaard Verified, Michael Collins Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
LONDON − Bomb Oman. Abandon South Korea. Pull out of NATO. Seize Greenland. Maybe Canada, too. Order U.S. special forces to snatch a troublesome Latin American dictator. Then grab that country's oil reserves. For the best part of a decade since he first entered the disorderly world of global diplomacy, President Donald Trump has played fast and loose with U.S. foreign policy. He's repeatedly threatened traditional American allies.
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Allies into foes. Foes into allies. What's behind Trump's world order assault?

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By Kim Hjelmgaard Verified, Michael Collins Verified
| Oshkosh Northwestern Verified
Sept. 5, 2026, 2:00 a.m. CT LONDON − Bomb Oman. Abandon South Korea. Pull out of NATO. Seize Greenland. Maybe Canada, too. Order U.S. special forces to snatch a troublesome Latin American dictator. Then grab that country's oil reserves. For the best part of a decade since he first entered the disorderly world of global diplomacy, President Donald Trump has played fast and loose with U.S. foreign policy. He's repeatedly threatened traditional American allies.
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