Bangladesh, Dec. 8 -- President Donald Trumps newly released National Security Strategy (NSS) lays out an assertive and wide-ranging vision of US global engagement, but with a striking focus that contrasts sharply with the priorities of previous administrations. While the document addresses global rivals and traditional regions of concern, it devotes exceptional attention to the Western Hemisphere and casts India as a cornerstone of Washingtons long-term Indo-Pacific calculus. The 33-page strategy, quietly published by the White House, offers one of the clearest windows yet into Trumps foreign policy worldview in his new term – a worldview shaped by border security, resource competition, great-power rivalry, and a recalibration of a...