US finalizes deal with Taliban, to withdraw 5,400 troops from Afghanistan
Meanwhile, the Taliban has intensified its war against government forces in several provinces of Afghanistan. It carried out an attack in Kabul on Monday, killing over 16 people.
The first 100 days of Bolsonaro’s misgovernment in Brazil
Crises, scandals, and plunging approval ratings marked the first three months of the far-right retired captain in office
Bolsonaro visits Trump, gives in to US interests, leaves “empty-handed”
Foreign affairs expert argues that Brazil’s new policy jeopardizes the country’s role as a mediator in South America
Defying US-led pressure, people across the world stand up for Venezuela’s sovereignty
While international media creates a spectacle around “humanitarian aid”, strong mobilizations in support of Nicolás Maduro and the Bolivarian Revolution continue within Venezuela and across the world
Washington and Bogotá maintain a permanent policy of terrorism against Venezuela, says Nicolás Maduro
Ignacio Ramonet, a Spanish intellectual, journalist and writer based in France, a specialist in geopolitics and international strategy, and a consultant to the UN, recently interviewed Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro Moros. Tomorrow Nicolás Maduro will begin his second term as president of Venezuela.
Unions, activists oppose entry of US troops into Uruguay for G20 summit
The bill permitting the entry of troops to ‘protect’ US president Donal Trump was passed in the Uruguayan Senate on November 13. Unions and civil society groups said that the move would compromise national sovereignty
- Workers of Indian state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. go on indefinite strike
- Lithuanians campaign for release of leftist leader Algirdas Paleckis
- Hearings begin on petitions against Trump’s permit for Keystone XL pipeline
- Workers’ Party calls for boycott of second round of Tunisian presidential elections
- Norwegian workers protest implementation of EU’s 4th railway regulations package
