Heads-up 🌍: On January 6, 2026, in Paris, Spanish prime minister Pedro Sánchez pulled no punches against the US's recent use of force. In a fiery speech, he called the US attack on Venezuela and seizure of President Nicolás Maduro "a very dangerous precedent" (meaning an action that sets an example for future moves), warning it could push the world toward "a future of uncertainty and insecurity." ⚠️
Sánchez also blasted the idea of grabbing Greenland by force, deeming it totally unacceptable. He vowed that Spain would not stand by – or be an accomplice – to any such tactics, reinforcing that might does not make right in global affairs.
Why it matters for you: Whether you’re streaming news in Mumbai, planning a trip in Bali, or scrolling politics threads in Manila, these moves shape the security and stability that affect travel routes, trade flows, and even your data on digital networks across South and Southeast Asia.
Experts say we need clear rules to avoid a "wild west" scenario on the world stage. Spain’s strong stance shows a pushback against unilateral force – something young global citizens are watching as we navigate our interconnected future.
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