New World Order: US Predatory Model Emerges, Global Volatility Soars

• The US attack on Venezuela and abduction of its president signals a new global strategy, treating alliances as transactions and sovereignty as conditional.
• This shift involves dismantling the post-Cold War US-led institutional framework, replacing it with blunt force: sanctions, military threats, and territorial acquisition.
• The rise of China's state-led development model, outside Western financial discipline, is central to this shift, intensifying economic and military pressure.
• New methods of accumulation include debt leverage, sanctions, asset seizures, and exclusion from payment systems, creating exclusive spheres of influence.
• Financial markets, initially complacent, face increased systemic risks, stagflation shocks, and fragmented markets, with capital reallocating to perceived safe havens.

Why It Matters: The world is witnessing a violent birth of a new, predatory global order driven by US unilateralism and China's rise.