Trump on a polar bear and “NATO is gone”

The Economist has released a new cover focused on US claims over Greenland. The image shows Trump riding a polar bear, paired with a blunt message about the future of global alliances.

In its commentary, the magazine writes that the Greenland crisis offers a lesson for all countries. America’s allies should prepare for a world where they are on their own and NATO no longer exists.

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🔴 Japan’s bond market is flashing red

Liquidity in Japan’s government bond market is deteriorating fast.

The JGB Liquidity Index jumped to 9.5, the worst reading on record. The index has doubled over the last 12 months.

What is driving it:

🟡 Conditions in the $7.6T JGB market have worsened sharply since 2022 as yields posted one of the steepest increases in history.
🟡 Bank of Japan has significantly reduced bond purchases.
🟡 Japanese life insurers have sold a record amount of bonds.
🟡 Foreign investors now account for about 65% of monthly cash bond trading, up from 12% in 2009.
🟡 These investors hold bonds for shorter periods, which increases volatility and weakens liquidity.

The structure of the market has changed. Long term domestic buyers are stepping back. Short term foreign flows are filling the gap.

Japan’s bond market is moving closer to a real liquidity crisis, not just higher yields.

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JUST IN: Intel stock, $INTC, falls over -14% after reporting Q4 2025 earnings, now on track for its largest daily decline since August 2024.

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BREAKING: President Trump says he will impose a 100% tariff on ALL Canadian goods and products if Canada makes a trade deal with China.

Just 8 days ago, Canada announced a new "strategic partnership" with China.

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Trump 8 Days Ago: "If Canada can get a trade deal with China, they should do that."

Trump Today: "If Canada makes a deal with China, it will immediately be hit with a 100% tariff."

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“Banks manipulate the markets to stophunt our orders.”

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JUST IN: India has reportedly reached a new trade deal with the EU and will cut tariffs on cars from 110% to 40%, with tariffs eventually falling to 10%.

India is making trade deals with the EU and Canada is making trade deals with China.

Global trade is shifting.

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🥈 Silver hits a record $110/oz, now up +54% this month.

This puts silver +280% above where it was in January 2025.

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We are 4 weeks into 2026:

📊 Week 1: US captures Venezuela's President Maduro

📊 Week 2: Fed Chair Powell investigated by DOJ

📊 Week 3: President Trump tariffs EU over Greenland

📊 Week 4: President Trump threatens 100% Canada tariff

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🌍 The end of the liberal world order and the return of power politics

The Atlantic published an essay by political scientist Robert Kagan arguing that US foreign policy under Trump effectively marks the end of the post-WWII liberal international order.

Kagan’s core point is blunt. The American-led order is ending not because the US can’t sustain it, but because it no longer wants to. US power will shift from maintaining global stability to openly pursuing national advantage.

He warns this pushes the world back toward a pre-1945 system of spheres of influence, great power rivalry, and frequent wars. Alliances weaken. Security becomes transactional. States either rearm or cut deals with stronger players.

As a symbol of this shift, Kagan points to US claims on Greenland, where territory is treated as a strategic asset rather than a question of norms or sovereignty.

If defending the old system felt expensive, Kagan’s message is simple.
What comes next will cost much more.

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JUST IN: India and the EU announce that trade talks are complete and a new trade deal will be announced tomorrow.

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