Explains the Real Power Logic Behind Venezuela Pressure and Greenland Interest | John Mearsheimer

Explains the Real Power Logic Behind Venezuela Pressure and Greenland Interest | John Mearsheimer
In this episode, we break down the real power logic behind U.S. pressure on Venezuela and the sudden strategic interest in Greenland—through the lens of structural realism associated with John Mearsheimer’s thinking.
This is not a story about headlines, personalities, or moral posturing. It is an analysis of how power actually works beneath the surface:
why Venezuela is less about Venezuela and more about regional energy leverage,
why Greenland represents appetite rather than strategy,
and how coercion without institutional architecture weakens power instead of consolidating it.
We examine how sanctions, asset seizures, and territorial rhetoric reshape global incentives, harden adversaries, unsettle allies, and slowly erode the structures that once made American power efficient and predictable.
This video is for viewers who want to understand power politics as a system, not as spectacle.
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