Future Untangled: The Macro Consequences of Tariffs, Arctic Power Plays, NATO Fractures, and the World’s Quiet Pivot Away

Today’s International Flavor is a long-horizon episode: macro consequences over momentary headlines. Samuel Trapp breaks down how Trump’s tariffs, Greenland pressure, and the Venezuela operation trigger second- and third-order effects—Canada pivoting toward China, Europe tightening its dependence on U.S. LNG, and NATO running major exercises without U.S. participation to see what’s left when “big brother” steps away. From Davos maneuvering to Arctic geopolitics, the theme is simple: actions compound—and the future gets untangled whether leaders like it or not. International Flavor: Where the Truth Just Tastes Better.

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