The latest provocations by the Trump regime are a sign not of strength but of weakness.

‘It’s an ill wind that blows nobody any good’ was not my favourite proverb at school, but I’ve recently come to fully appreciate its meaning.

The exposure of EU manoeuvring has led even its own stooge candidate to distance herself from Brussels, and highlighted deep divisions in the imperialist camp.

Does the dismantling of part of the USA’s regime-change machinery really mean that US imperialism no longer aims to bring down sovereign states?

Delegates also express firm support for Venezuela’s constitutionally elected popular president, Nicolás Maduro Moros.

Under the banners of peace, antifascism, liberation and reunification, anti-imperialist forces are dealing heavy blows to the imperialists’ offensives.

Why the people voted President Nicolás Maduro and his PSUV government back into power.

The ‘kidnapping’ of a Venezuelan government jet is just the latest act of piracy against a country that refuses to bend the knee to imperialist diktat.

One more unwelcome election result (to the imperialists); one more US-backed regime-change operation.

‘Division and sectarianism will always favour the interests of the forces representing international finance capital and counter-revolution.’

With one third of the world’s countries now subject to some kind of sanction, this favoured tool of coercion is fast losing its power.

‘Trotskyism is a pro-imperialist ideology, promoted by the state, but many sincere people are tricked into following its misleadership.’

While European diplomacy failed on every front, the confident advance of the anti-imperialist bloc was unmistakable.

Diplomats from Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua explain the benefits that this regional trade and development pact has brought to their people.

How the imperialists use theft and sanctions to try to force regime change in countries that defy their diktat.

Corruption of a nominally-independent country’s justice system is a major tool in the arsenal of imperialist control.

Heads of Latin-American and Caribbean countries agree to reinforce economic and political cooperation that can help free their peoples from US domination.

Despite conditions of siege and war, the Yemeni people are finding ways to lay the foundations of a diversified and more self-sufficient economy.

Another president falls to a US-backed coup in Latin America – but the people are not taking it lying down.

Much has changed since Lula’s first presidency. While the economic situation is far more difficult, international shifts could work in the country’s favour.