It is important to note that no open sources, that do not rely on Pentagon reports or the fabrications so embedded in the White House, have reported an attack on the Venezuelan coast.  It is also important to remember that U.S. wars are started by lies; from the created Gulf of Tonkin incident in Vietnam to the non existence “weapons of mass destruction” in Iraq…

The economic reports arriving in late 2025 point to a system in breakdown. Prices keep rising while jobs disappear. Factories sit idle or close even as corporate profits are maintained and expanded through higher prices and layoffs. The dollar no longer anchors the world economy but forces other countries to absorb U.S. inflation, interest rate shocks, and financial pressure. These are not separate problems. 

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Some 240 activists and representatives of solidarity organizations and movements with Cuba from 32 countries highlighted today the internationalist thought and action of the historical leader of the Revolution, Fidel Castro. Gathered at the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP), the participants reflected on the legacy of the institution’s founder, which will celebrate its 65th anniversary on December 30th, having promoted and coordinated international support for the causes of the world’s peoples.

IDF strikes continue Nearly three months into the supposed ceasefire between Nazi IDF forces and the united Palestinian resistance in Gaza, the fire has hardly ceased. Since Oct. 10, the IDF has violated the ceasefire in Gaza at least 875 times. Out of these 875 violations, 421 were airstrikes or artillery shelling.  These strikes have resulted in the deaths of more than 400 people.

Since 1991, the year Ukraine became an independent republic after the dissolution of the USSR, NATO has been building a network of ties within the Ukrainian armed forces. Simultaneously, through the CIA and other intelligence services, neo-Nazi militants are recruited, funded, trained, and armed. Photographic documentation shows young Ukrainian neo-Nazi militants from UNO-UNSO being trained in Estonia in 2006 by NATO instructors, who teach them urban combat techniques and the use of explosives for sabotage and attacks.

December 23 — I was sitting at my desk when a headline hit my inbox “HHS bans trans youth care, blocks virtually all US hospitals from performing medicine for trans people under 18.” It was midday, my coffee had grown cold, and my heart dropped into my stomach. There was no shock, just a familiar, sinking feeling. Another escalation.

The Alliance of Sahel States (AES) has taken a decisive step toward regional self defense after officially launching a joint military force aimed at combating Islamist insurgency and terrorism across the Sahel. The force was inaugurated on December 20, 2025, during a ceremony held at an air base in Bamako, Mali’s capital. The ceremony was presided over by Mali’s Transitional President, Head of State, Supreme Chief of the Armed Forces, and outgoing President of the AES, Army General Assimi Goïta.

We are now on the threshold of a new year, and for the Puerto Rican people, it means a renewal of our struggle for independence and sovereignty. With renewed vigor, we may resume the battle against the militarization of our archipelago.  In 2003, we were able to expel the most powerful naval force in the world, the U.S. Navy, after four years of relentless struggle.

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg was arrested in London on Dec. 23 under Britain’s Terrorism Act for holding a placard in support of imprisoned Palestine Action activists on hunger strike. Her arrest has drawn global attention to a rapidly escalating crisis inside Britain’s prisons, where activists opposing Israel’s arms supply chain are risking death after months of detention without trial.

On Christmas Day 2025, while much of the world marked a religious holiday, U.S. warplanes carried out airstrikes in Nigeria’s Sokoto State. Washington described the operation as a precise counter-terrorism mission against ISIS-linked fighters, framed as an urgent response to attacks on Christian communities. That explanation conceals the real political meaning of the strikes. Far from a limited security action, the bombing represents a renewed intervention by U.S.

Venezuela's Foreign Minister, Yván Gil, filed this complaint with the UN Security Council, accusing the United States of a "serious act involving the use of force, kidnapping and piracy" in international waters in the Caribbean. I have the honor to address you, on behalf of the people and the Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and on my own behalf, to formally denounce a grave act of use of force, hijacking and piracy sponsored and committed by the United States of America, on 10 December 2025, in international waters of the Caribbean, against a private vessel engaged in lawful international trade transporting Venezuelan oil, whose crew members were kidnapped and, to date, remain missing.

New York City, Dec. 20  — Activists denounced Trump's attacks on Venezuela today in a protest at the USS Intrepid aircraft carrier docked on the Hudson River in Manhattan. The Saturday afternoon action was initiated by the newly formed RESO Resistance Solidarity and was supported by the Puerto Rican Independence Party and the December 12th Movement. RESO declared that "the recent murderous attacks by the U.S.

Dec. 20 — Intense fighting has again erupted along the roughly 500-mile border between Thailand and Cambodia, marking the second major outbreak of hostilities between the two countries in 2025. Since February, clashes between the two armies have become increasingly frequent, first escalating into full-scale combat on July 24. That round of fighting lasted four days and included air strikes, artillery exchanges, and sustained small-arms fire across the border.

It’s no secret that Trump’s attack on immigrants threatens all workers and their right to organize for better working conditions. Bob Reiter, president of the Chicago Federation of Labor, said Border Patrol agents questioned striking laborers on Chicago's Southwest Side and accused ICE Commander Gregory Bovino of “coming to our picket line to chill union activity.” ICE Commander Bovino often appears as the public face of Trump’s deportation campaign.

Unions and community organizations demonstrated at the Port of Oakland on Dec. 18 as part of an ongoing campaign to demand an embargo on the shipment of weapons to Israel from both the city’s sea port and air port (OAK). The Palestinian Youth Movement (PYM), in coordination with The People’s Embargo for Palestine (PEP), released a report titled “Exposing Oakland’s Military Cargo Shipments to Israel” last August.

Ya estamos a las puertas de un nuevo año, y para el pueblo boricua significa una renovación de nuestra lucha por la independencia y soberanía para que con nuevos bríos retomemos a la vez, la batalla contra la militarización de nuestro archipiélago.  En el año 2003 pudimos sacar a la fuerza naval más poderosa del mundo, a la Marina de los EUA.

Baltimore, Dec. 17 – Today, an older woman was hit by a speeding Baltimore City cop. This reckless violence happened right by the Lexington Market subway station. People around the area who watched the accident say the woman was sent sliding across the street.  The community quickly rushed to aid her, but were met by armed police pushing them away.  The cops attempted to put up crime scene tape to separate the people from the older woman. 

Dec. 18 — On a Wednesday night, with just hours’ notice, Donald Trump seized the airwaves for an 18-minute primetime address. Major networks cut away from scheduled programming — including the live finale of Survivor. Speculation spread across media and political circles about what could justify such an abrupt interruption. Some wondered if it signaled a major policy shift or even a declaration of war on Venezuela.

On Dec. 16, the Trump administration announced a "total and complete blockade of all sanctioned oil tankers going into, and out of, Venezuela." This act of war represents a major escalation in Washington's campaign to overthrow the government of President Nicolás Maduro and seize control of Venezuela's vast oil reserves and other natural resources. In his announcement on social media, Trump declared that Venezuela is "completely surrounded by the largest Armada ever assembled in the History of South America," threatening that "it will only get bigger, and the shock to them will be like nothing they have ever seen before."

Dec. 17 — After a five-day hiatus and more than two weeks since the elections, the Honduran National Electoral Council (CNE) has resumed counting votes in an electoral process that has been widely questioned by various political forces on the left and right in Honduras. According to the CNE, several technical problems are hindering the count. According to official data…

At a Pentagon meeting on Dec. 10, U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and his counterparts from Australia and Britain pledged to move “full steam ahead” with AUKUS, a trilateral military pact through which the United States is turning Australia into a forward operating base and nuclear-submarine hub for a potential war on China. In a joint statement, the three governments made clear the pact is about accelerating war preparations — building bases faster, expanding military staffing and pushing weapons development at full speed. 

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When the White House quietly approved renewed exports of Nvidia’s H200 AI accelerators to China — with a 25% fee attached — it marked more than a policy adjustment. It marked the effective collapse of Washington’s semiconductor containment strategy.  After years of escalating export controls, sanctions, and alliance pressure, the United States is now conceding what the chip war made clear: China cannot be technologically frozen, and U.S.

Baltimore, Dec. 13 — Activists shifted the spotlight from the pageantry of the Army–Navy game, using Donald Trump’s attendance as a platform to center a powerful demand: “No war on Venezuela.” Hundreds lined the streets outside the stadium where Trump was scheduled to appear, unfurling banners that read, “No war on Venezuela and Palestine” and “No to ICE — Money for jobs, education, and health care.”