Trump’s National Security Strategy: Neither national, nor secure, nor a strategy

Trump’s National Security Strategy: Neither national, nor secure, nor a strategy

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Gulf the brightest star in Trump’s National Security Strategy

Dr. Abdel Aziz Aluwaisheg The Trump administration last month released its National Security Strategy. The document, which is required by law, typically presents the approach American presidents plan to take during their time in office, usually stressing continuity and stability. This strategy, however, marks a clear shift in US foreign policy. The new strategy has received mixed reviews. In Europe, there was shock and dismay, reminiscent of the…

EA on Nigeria Info FM: Trump's Racist "National Security Strategy"

Donald Trump, next to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Attorney General Pam Bondi at a White House press conference, Washington D.C., August 11, 2025 (Jonathan Ernst/Reuters) EA on International Media: Trumpism’s Far-Right Mission to Break the Republican Party, the US, and Europe EA on International Outlets: Trump’s Racist “Strategy” Abandons America’s Allies I joined Nigeria’s […] The post EA on Nigeria Info FM: Trump’s Racist “National Secur…

On Trump’s National Security Strategy

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Ben Morgan’s Pacific Update: The 2025 US National Security Strategy – What does it mean for the Pacific?

This week the White House issued a new National Security Strategy.  An important event because the National Security Strategy helps guide US foreign and security policy. The strategy signals the Trump administration’s position on a variety of security matters, so is currently the subject of considerable scrutiny.  The document is written in a partisan and hagiographic style that is unusual for national strategies. For example, the introduction c…