Bowen: Trump risks pushing world back to age of empires

The article discusses Donald Trump's approach to global affairs, particularly his desire for "quick victories." According to the author, Jeremy Bowen, Trump's focus on overthrowing the Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro, is driven by his need for a "decisive win." The article suggests that Trump's actions risk pushing the world back to an "age of empires," where powerful nations assert their dominance over others. Bowen argues that Trump's disregard for international norms and institutions, such as the United Nations, could have serious consequences for global stability and cooperation. The article also highlights the potential consequences of Trump's policies, including the possibility of a military conflict in Venezuela and the further deterioration of diplomatic relations with allies and adversaries alike. Overall, the article presents a critical perspective on Trump's approach to foreign policy and the potential risks it poses to the international order.