As headlines about a potential US military strike on Venezuela and the forced removal of President Nicolás Maduro fade, replaced by debates over Greenland and transatlantic tensions at the World Economic Forum in Davos, a deeper concern persists: Latin America’s sovereignty and regional security remain under pressure from Washington.

Russian, Ukrainian, and US officials will hold their first trilateral meeting in Abu Dhabi on Friday, Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov said following talks in Moscow between President Vladimir Putin and envoys of US President Donald Trump.

Globalization has proven to be a failed strategy that has put the United States at a disadvantage, US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said Tuesday at the World Economic Forum in Davos. He accused the forum of promoting a globalist agenda that, in his view, has undermined Western economies.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Sri Lanka’s Minister Vijitha Herath on Sunday (12) during a brief stopover in Colombo while returning to China after completing an official visit to Africa.

European Defence and Space Commissioner Andreas Kubilius said on Sunday that the European Union could help strengthen Greenland’s security if requested by Denmark, warning that any attempt by the United States to forcibly acquire the Arctic territory would effectively spell the end of NATO.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Sri Lanka’s Minister Vijitha Herath on Sunday (12) during a brief stopover in Colombo while returning to China after completing an official visit to Africa.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, currently in New York City facing U.S. federal charges, has sent a message to supporters saying he and First Lady Cilia Flores are well and remain resolute in the face of ongoing challenges.

This video looks back at the anti-imperialist political journey of Senior Advocate Kalyananda Thiranagama, a steadfast and principled figure in the movement.

Veteran Sri Lankan journalist Mohan Samaranayake offers a hard-hitting analysis of U.S. actions against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, arguing that the stated justification of drug trafficking masks a far broader geopolitical agenda.