Coercive Diplomacy: Venezuela, Iran, and . . . Greenland? | GoodFellows

The discussion centers on the implications of the U.S. military operation in Venezuela, considering its potential impact on global geopolitics and the balance of power among authoritarian states. Key points include whether the action aligns with the historical "Roosevelt Corollary" and if it legitimizes similar actions by Russia or China. The panel debates the competence and execution of the operation, while also questioning the long-term strategy and potential for civil unrest in Venezuela. The conversation shifts to Iran, assessing the likelihood of regime change amidst economic crisis and internal protests, and the potential for further military actions by the U.S. and Israel. The panel also touches on the strategic importance of Cuba and Colombia in the region.