2,363 persons have called upon the US to step back from this threat of a Cold War and also from other dangerous threats to world peace. Join the statement now:
Today, in the heightened New Cold War that the US is imposing on China, this infrastructure is expanding. The same island that was sacrificed as a battlefield in 1945 is being prepared for sacrifice again.
The path India is pursuing internationally, pandering to US misadventures, is not only morally and ethically wrong, but it is also against the material interests of India and its people.
The US blockade of Cuba has severely tightened, dramatically reducing the island’s fuel supply and depriving the population of access to many necessities of life.
In this short video, Gisela Cernadas interviews Llanisca Lugo González about this developing siege.
By Marco Fernandes speaks with Prof. Seyed Mohammad Marandi
The Iranian position is quite clear. It will not negotiate its military capabilities. Nor will it negotiate its regional alliances. What can be negotiated is a mechanism to ensure that Iran’s nuclear programme is peaceful.
‘The NCGA represents neither liberation nor capitulation, but Palestinians navigating catastrophic constraints with political nuance. Whilst opposing the Resolution 2803, pressure should simultaneously be mounted to hold its implementation accountable...’
Any external interference violates the right to political self-determination. Any use of force without UN authorization is a crime, and under current conditions, a crime against humanity. These principles must apply universally.
Denmark has been selling off Greenland to the U.S. for decades.
In 1951, a secret agreement between the U.S. government and Denmark’s envoy to the United States granted U.S. military involvement in Greenland. The agreement ... remains in force today and has been repeatedly confirmed. In practice, it grants unlimited U.S. military rights over Greenland.
South Korea’s planned investments will “help Trump preserve and advance ‘cutting-edge military use technology and dual-use technology’ to intimidate, bully, and invade other countries”
Venezuela y Taiwán no tienen nada en común. Excepto por una cosa: ambos han sido colocados en la mira de Washington. El único peligro real proviene del centro hiperimperial que, como un drogadicto al borde de la sobredosis, corre el riesgo de arrastrar al mundo entero con él.