The ‘Donroe Doctrine’ Is a Roosevelt Redux

The comparison of current foreign policy to Roosevelt's era highlights a troubling pattern where aggressive diplomacy may not yield the desired stability. The cyclical nature of intervention and retrenchment suggests a lack of long-term strategy, potentially leading to greater instability both domestically and internationally. As nations grapple with the consequences of such policies, it raises questions about the sustainability of this approach in a complex global landscape.