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Alexander Tuboltsev revisits Simón Bolívar’s Angostura speech, showing how its ideals of morality, sovereignty, and anti-imperialism resonate today as Venezuela and the Caribbean resist renewed US “gunboat diplomacy.”
Alexander Tuboltsev examines how ancient lessons on narcissistic rulers apply to today’s Western imperialism, arguing that the US-Israeli aggression meets its strongest counterforce in the steadfast Resistance across West Asia.
The current tension on the border between the two countries is one of the most serious in recent years, and there is a possibility of a direct military conflict between Cambodia and Thailand.
Alexander Tuboltsev likens Western neocolonialism to a parasitic plant feeding off others, tracing its origins from medieval feudalism to today’s global capitalist hegemony, and calling for global resistance.
Western neoliberalism is an antisocial, hypocritical system that sells an illusory individualized "freedom" to a person while taking away genuine independence, the desire for justice, and free development.
Izz ad-Din al-Qassam's ideas are alive. This is the real philosophy of resistance. The heirs of his values and struggle are now defending the Gaza Strip from the Zionist aggressors.
Alexander Tuboltsev reflects on Easter as a moment to honor the steadfast unity of Palestinian Christians and Muslims under Israeli occupation, while calling for global moral responsibility and an end to Western-backed Zionist violence
In the future, the most favorable option for reducing tensions in Europe and starting a dialogue on a new Eurasian collective security architecture could be the complete withdrawal of NATO troops from the EU countries bordering Russia.
Yemen's enduring resistance, led by Ansar Allah, remains a powerful symbol of defiance against Western imperialism and continues to inspire global movements for justice and anti-colonialism.
Any African problems and crises should have only African solutions, and not imposed from the outside.
