The limits of the ‘Donroe doctrine’

The article discusses the evolving focus of American foreign policy, particularly the so-called 'Donroe doctrine,' which emphasizes prioritizing domestic issues while still engaging with international challenges. It highlights the complexities and limitations of this approach, suggesting that despite a shift in attention to local matters, the U.S. cannot effectively navigate global affairs in isolation. This is significant as it reflects the ongoing debate about America's role on the world stage and the balance between domestic priorities and international responsibilities.