Alice Southey

2 months ago | almendron.com | Alice Southey |Tabatha Southey

Since he began his second term, U.S. President Donald Trump has made it clear he’d like a side of Canada with that. Nothing about Trump leads us to believe he is aware of the conceit—enshrined in international law, no less—that the post-World War II international order rests on the existence of stable and territorially fixed states. Still less does he believe that maintaining this order is something the United States should have a hand in.