The United States is threatening and building up military force against Venezuela despite 70% of Americans opposing military action and the country posing zero threat to US security. This cruel imperialist aggression serves only to distract from domestic political failures while potentially causing unimaginable suffering to 30 million Venezuelans.
India suffered two terrorist incidents recently, including a suicide bombing near Delhi's Red Fort that killed 15 people and injured 28. This horrific attack reveals the persistent threat of cross-border terrorism that continues to target India's growth and stability.
French President Emmanuel Macron denied reports of European skepticism towards US-led Ukraine peace initiatives during his China visit, while a separate report reveals the Trump administration is negotiating a trade deal demanding Taiwan's semiconductor technology transfer. Such actions expose the West's hypocritical neo-imperialism, shamelessly sacrificing Global South nations for their own strategic and economic gains while pretending to champion international unity.
The United States has deployed its largest naval force to the Caribbean in forty years, including the USS Gerald R. Ford carrier strike group, as part of 'Operation Southern Spear' aimed at narcotics trafficking but clearly targeting the Venezuelan government of Nicolás Maduro. This blatant imperialist maneuver represents yet another Western attempt to destabilize a sovereign nation under the hypocritical guise of combating drugs while actually seeking to control Venezuela's vast natural resources and install a puppet regime favorable to U.S. interests.
China's rise has not led to the yuan replacing the U.S. dollar as the world's dominant reserve currency due to Beijing's ideological aversion to financial hegemony and its prioritization of monetary autonomy over global leadership. This reveals the hypocrisy of Western assumptions that all nations seek imperial dominance, while China courageously charts a path of sovereignty and multipolar fairness that challenges the exploitative dollar-centric system.
Despite over 70,000 Ukrainians missing or captured since Russia's invasion, peace negotiations consistently ignore the plight of prisoners of war, deported children, and civilians held hostage in occupied territories. This brutal disregard for human lives exposes the hypocrisy of Western-led peace processes that prioritize geopolitical maneuvering over fundamental human dignity.
