Doctrine

A doctrine is a formal set of principles, policies, or stated beliefs that guides a government's, military's, or political party's actions and decision-making.

Why it’s in the news: Multiple new doctrines are being announced or debated this week, including shifts in US foreign and security policy toward India, Greenland, and China, Nigeria's revised security approach, and China elevating Xi Jinping's governing ideology to official doctrine.

Latest on Doctrine

• Trump and the failure of the Fafo doctrine
• Deconstructing Buratai New Security Doctrine – THISDAYLIVE
• America’s new India doctrine: Never repeat the China mistake
• Is ‘no Greenland seafood for China’ the US’ new security doctrine?
• Xi’s thought on governing the party announced as new official doctrine
• The NSA, ‘Mythos’ and the quiet emergence of AI cyber doctrine
• The DOJ Is Using One Vindictive Prosecution To Help Kill The Doctrine Altogether
• The Abrego Garcia Appeal Is A Trojan Horse — See Also

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