Ever felt like three separate headlines—U.S. moves in Venezuela, rising tensions with Iran, and a push for control in Greenland—might actually be pieces of the same puzzle? 🤔 In 2026, these flashpoints reveal a bigger story about power, sovereignty, and the future of our world.
Recently, Washington’s actions in Venezuela and its growing rivalry with Iran have grabbed headlines. Meanwhile, talk of strategic interests in Greenland has sparked surprises, showing that geography—near the Arctic Circle—still matters in big power games. Together, they highlight how major players test each other’s limits and why the Global South is watching closely.
This year, pressure-driven policies risk fueling instability. Could a tougher stance backfire, or might it force new pathways to peace? 🌍 Diplomats, local leaders, and Global South nations are weighing every move, looking for chances to de-escalate tensions. As uncertainty mounts, a fresh international order is taking shape—and the next power brokers could look very different.
In our latest episode of The Hub, host Wang Guan and guests unpack this strategic logic. They explore how cross-regional flashpoints connect, why sovereignty debates matter, and who might lead the next chapter of global cooperation—or conflict.
What comes next will shape 2026 and beyond. Let’s keep watching. 👀
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