Hyper-Imperialism: A Dangerous Decadent New Stage

Our latest study explores how the decline of Global North hegemony has shifted the geopolitical landscape and opened new possibilities for emergent organisations of the Global South.

Is a 25-Year Hybrid War Just to Kidnap a President? What the United States Truly Opposes Is...

Trump will receive a standing ovation in the U.S. Congress, and the price of that applause will be the lives of hundreds of Venezuelan civilians and the struggles of millions during twenty-five years of U.S. "hybrid warfare".

Venezuelan Community Media: The Power of Participatory Communication

Utilizing participatory communication, Venezuelan community media has demonstrated a communication practice that is distinct from that of corporate media.

How Many International Laws Can the United States Break Against Venezuela and Still Get Away with It?: The Second Newsletter (2026)

The US assault on Venezuela did not begin on 3 January 2026 – but the bombing of the country and the kidnapping of President Nicolás Maduro Moros and Cilia Flores once again lay bare Washington’s contempt for sovereignty and international law.

Six points to navigate the turmoil in Iran

Real problems bedevil the population, but these problems are not going to be solved through a hyper-imperialist aerial bombardment by the United States and Israel. The Iranians will need to sort out their own problems. The sanctions regime and the threats of violence do nothing to allow that to happen.

The Venezuelan People Refuse to Be Sacrificed to Monroeism

I believe that over time, you will witness the vulnerability and difficulties this move will bring to the US. We will continue to defend our position, our right to exist, our vision of independence and sovereignty, our right to the revolutionary process, and our right to establish relations with China, Russia, and any country that views Venezuela as a friend—regardless of US intervention.

Hyper-Imperialism on Hyper-Drive: The Third Newsletter (2026)

The US bombing of Venezuela and kidnapping of its president and first lady showcased the current hyper-imperialist stage of the world order. Although a new mood has emerged in the Global South, it is not yet a developed challenge to the collective West.

Latin American Journalist: The United States May Kidnap a President, but It Cannot Kill the Revolutionary Spirit of Latin America

What is at stake is not just the peace of Latin America, but the peace of the Global South and the entire world.

When Aggressive War Becomes a "Law Enforcement Operation": The Imperial Logic of U.S. Counterinsurgency Law

As more countries realize that international law cannot protect them from the encroachments of power, they can only seek self-preservation by developing military strength, establishing exclusive alliances, or conducting preemptive strikes—precisely the choice made by European countries before World War I and the direct cause of that catastrophic conflict.

The United States attacks Venezuela and kidnaps its president in an illegal operation

Trump will get his standing ovation at the US Congress, but the price for that has already been paid by hundreds of dead civilians in Venezuela and millions more who are struggling to survive the long-term hybrid war imposed by the United States on Venezuela for the past two decades.