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No to War, No to Abduction: IPB Calls for Global Opposition to U.S. Intervention in Venezuela
The International Peace Bureau (IPB) firmly condemns the US military strikes in Venezuela, and the kidnapping of President Nicolas Maduro and his wife to stand trial in the US. This illegal act of war has already led to the death of civilians and military personnel alike and risks throwing both Venezuela and the wider Latin…
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Bombings in Venezuela: Another Nail in the Coffin of International Law
The early hours of January 3, 2026, are marking a dangerous turning point in the International Order. Explosions in Caracas and other regions of Venezuela, accompanied by aircraft overflights and attacks against military and strategic installations, have been denounced by the Venezuelan State as a bombing campaign executed by the United States on its sovereign…
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Year-end review: US imperialism at a crossroads, requiem for Europe
2025 came to a close in an atmosphere of anxiety: attack in preparation against Venezuela, looming danger of world war, threat of global economic collapse, soaring prices and an assault on hard-won freedoms in so-called democratic societies. 2025 is also another year of horror marked by the continuation in Palestine of a genocide announced in…
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New set of demonstrations in Iran
New set of demonstrations are happening in Iran. It started with the merchants of Tehran and some big cities closed their shops as a protest movement to the unaffordability of life in Iran and the horrible unstable economy in the country, alongside all other problems. And the demonstrations have expanded to people in the streets…
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New Year’s celebrations in different cultures: Hopes for renewal and a better future for all.
At the Punta de Vacas Study and Reflection Park, a place far from the centers of power but very close to the deep heartbeat of Humanity, Silo—founder of New Humanism—delivered a brief but very meaningful greeting at the beginning of the local calendar year 2010: “We should celebrate a new year in each cultural calendar,…
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The Unequivocal Failure of Neoliberalism and the Imperative Need to Humanize the Earth (Parts 1 and 2)
Introduction I consider this article, which is actually a six-page essay that I’ve divided here into two parts, to be one of the very best pieces of socio-political writing that I’ve penned to date. In fact, I’m confident that if you read it in full you’ll get a fresh, fleshed out viewpoint that isn’t compromised…
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The Reactionary Backwash: Year 2025 in Review for Latin America and the Caribbean
2025 saw progressive governments in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) delegitimized and displaced. Right-wing forces have seized on drug-related crises to attack the so-called Pink Tide governments, driving a reactionary backwash and putting new, neoliberal administrations in power. The irony is that the rise in drug use and crime is driven by neoliberalism’s failure…
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Final Farewell to Khaleda Zia Amid Unprecedented Respect and Love
The people of Bangladesh have bid a final farewell to former Prime Minister and Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia with unprecedented respect and love. She was laid to rest with full state honors beside the grave of her husband, former President Ziaur Rahman. On behalf of the state, she was accorded a…
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Tensions Escalate Over Military Presence at the Border: Crisis Deepens Around ‘Chicken’s Neck’
The India-Bangladesh border has emerged as the most volatile geopolitical flashpoint in South Asia. Unprecedented activity by the Indian Army in the Siliguri Corridor- popularly known as the ‘Chicken’s Neck’- and Dhaka’s subsequent diplomatic maneuvers signal a complex turning point in bilateral relations. The Siliguri Corridor in West Bengal, a narrow strip of land only…
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When 2025 Sets, a New Game Begins: Faith, Fate, and the Promise of Peace
As the sun slowly sets on 2025, it casts long shadows of both triumph and trial. This year, like life itself, unfolded between moments of success that inspired us and moments of failure that humbled us. It became a living dialogue between faith and fate—faith in what humanity can become, and fate in the challenges…