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The warnings about NATO expansion as part of LaRouche's policy proposals.
Congress has moved aggressively to constrain any unilateral U.S. military seizure of Greenland, but its votes are mixed: lawmakers introduced multiple bills and resolutions expressly to bar force or r...
If one NATO member attacks another, the alliance’s core legal instrument—Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty—creates a collective-defence obligation, but it does not automatically prescribe how All...
The United States could physically attempt to seize Greenland, but doing so would be legally fraught, politically catastrophic, and militarily complex — and most analysts and officials cited in report...
A forced U.S. seizure of Greenland remains unlikely but not impossible in rhetorical terms: the White House has publicly said using the military is “always an option,” and President Trump has repeated...
Reform UK’s publicly recorded positions on Ukraine and NATO membership consist mainly of high-profile comments by party leaders rather than a single, detailed party manifesto: leader Nigel Farage publ...
A U.S. president attempting to order a military invasion of a NATO ally’s territory would confront multiple, overlapping legal and political constraints: domestic constitutional checks—most notably Co...
A U.S. military attack on Canada would expose NATO’s legal ambiguities and political fractures: the treaty’s collective-defence language obliges allies to assist an attacked member, but NATO has littl...
The Kremlin’s information apparatus has repeatedly repurposed claims about Western intelligence — from alleged cover-ups to fabricated “leaks” and forged documents — as a vector to sow doubt about NAT...
Pursuit of Greenland by the United States — whether through purchase, political pressure, or the threatened use of military force — would not immediately endanger existing U.S. facilities like Pituffi...
Since 2010 NATO has steadily broadened its interpretation of Article 5 to include cyber and, more recently, space-related harms—while deliberately keeping thresholds vague so that responses remain pol...
An "Arctic Sentry" would be a NATO-coordinated, persistent surveillance-and-deterrence posture across the High North designed to reassure allies, monitor maritime and undersea activity and deter Russi...
Denmark and Greenland have mounted a unified diplomatic pushback against repeated U.S. pressure over Greenland, calling American threats “unacceptable” and warning that any U.S. attack would shatter N...
The organizations that today explicitly use Lyndon LaRouche’s policy proposals are a small network of named groups that continue to publish, campaign and organize around LaRouche’s Four Laws and relat...