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After Maduro’s Capture, Who Is Trump Targeting Next?

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US President Donald Trump has captured Venezuela’s president and his wife in a startling overnight raid, sparking speculation about his next foreign policy moves. Using the "Donroe Doctrine," Trump reasserts US dominance in the Western Hemisphere. His focus now seems to be shifting towards other nations with strategic or resource-based interests.

Recently, Trump has issued clear warnings to Greenland, Colombia, Iran, Mexico, and Cuba. With Trump keen on controlling Greenland due to its strategic location and rich rare earth minerals, the island’s prime minister, Jens Frederik Nielsen, dismissed his ambitions as "fantasies."

Meanwhile, tensions with Colombia have escalated after Trump criticised its president, Gustavo Petro, amid a complex dispute over alleged drug trafficking practices. The US imposed sanctions in October, intensifying the tension between the two nations.

Trump threatened Iran amidst ongoing anti-government protests in the country, vowing strong retaliation if demonstrators suffered harm. In parallel, there are ongoing discussions within Washington regarding possible future actions. On his first day back in office, Trump controversially renamed the Gulf of Mexico to the "Gulf of America," as part of his ongoing efforts to curb drug trafficking and illegal immigration.

Both Mexico and Cuba have caught Trump's attention. Mexico's President, Claudia Sheinbaum, firmly opposes any US military action on Mexican soil and stresses cooperation over conflict. Trump also hinted at the potential fall of Cuba, given its economic ties with the now beleaguered Venezuela. As these bold international manoeuvres unfold, experts watch closely to see if Trump's rhetoric will translate into action, according to the BBC.

Key Takeaways

  • Trump uses the "Donroe Doctrine" to capture Venezuelan leadership.

  • Greenland's Prime Minister rejects Trump's ambitions as "fantasy".

  • Colombian tensions rise with new sanctions and harsh rhetoric.

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Adapted by ASEAN Now from BBC 2026-01-06

 

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