“The size of Denmark’s investment in US Treasury bonds, like Denmark itself, is irrelevant.”

So an ally is irrelevant.

People wonder why the EU is built the way it is, and behaves the way it does. It's precisely to avoid this. To bind Germany and France together and avoid the big powers treating smaller neighbors like this. I guess that's bad to some people.

This is not a trade dispute over something signed last summer. It's a lot bigger than that.

Switzerland is the worlds 3rd. largest holder of foreign exchange reserves. Thinking that small countries are irrelevant is futile.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_foreign_e...

Or Norway. 5 million people. 2 trillion $ fund.

The U.S. can't really afford the status quo regardless who is in office.

The U.S. needs changes in its constitution if it ever wants to go back to where it was and get the rest of the world to play along again.

The fact that the DoJ is not an independent institution unlike in almost every other western country makes it impossible to uphold the law if the white house doesn't want to. The only thing preventing a sitting president from going after his political enemies is a "gentleman's agreement" between administrations in the United States.

Stability it key and there isn't any as we can see clearly.