2026-01-09
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One week into 2026, the year has begun with no less uncertainty.
The U.S.
first possible seizure of Venezuela's President Maduro has sent shockwaves across the world.
Our awareness in a turning point, and what kind of world order may emerge from this.
Welcome to Road Today, the Pano discussion with Miko Anna in Beijing.
It's been about a week
since Venezuela president Nicolas Maduro and his wife were forcefully seized by U.S.
forces,
an account that has rapidly reverberated across global media and sparked intense debate far beyond Latin America.
People around the world are asking fundamental questions.
Is this abuse of unilateral power becoming a go-to tool for the United States?
Erwin is in the return of a might-makes-right logic in international affairs,
and does this point to a 21st-century revival of the Monroe Doctrine,
while enforced not by diplomacy, but by force.
To explore these questions, we're joined by Ana Rosario Malindog Oi,
director and vice president for external affairs at Asian Century Philippines Strategic Studies Institute,
Cao Ting, director of Center for Latin American Studies of Fudan University,
Joseph Mahoney, professor of politics and international relations at East China Normal University.