The date of November 25 has become an important moment of dignity, collective anger and demands against violence in recent years — a meeting place in the construction of the feminist movement. This year, we also had to face new contradictions and difficulties.

“The Ukrainian resistance is truly admirable, despite the Western brakes. It is more than just resistance. In Kupiansk, the counter-offensive drove the Russians out of the town that Putin himself claimed to have definitively won.”

“At this critical moment, international solidarity must be people-centred, anti-imperialist, and politically independent. It must oppose imperialist aggression clearly and unequivocally, while refusing to provide uncritical support to policies that undermine popular interests.”

“As we enter the most flagrant era of US imperialist aggression in decades, whatever our differences, progressive forces, especially socialists, must stand together. We must defend the countries of Latin America from US aggression, with all the resources at our disposal. This is an existential fight for survival – not just for Venezuelans, but for all of us.”

“In Mexico, we can consider that Trump is announcing military operations similar to those he is carrying out against Venezuela. Since the start of his second term, the US president has been threatening to carry out military operations on Mexican territory against the drug cartels.”

The Socialist People's Forum (SPF), Sri Lanka section of the Fourth International, shares the outrage and horror of people of conscience around the world, at the gangsterism of the United States of America (US) in Venezuela on 03 January 2026.

“The democratic, progressive, left-wing and revolutionary sectors need to build a broad and diverse global alliance that places anti-imperialism and the struggle for the sovereignty and self-determination of the people as a global priority, in the era of Trumpism and its doctrine of national security.”

Reacting to Trump's attack on Venezuela, Catarina Martins argues that the role of a President of the Republic is to make an unequivocal condemnation of the violation of international law and do everything to protect the Portuguese community in that country.

“While we have repeatedly affirmed our rejection of Nicolás Maduro's authoritarianism and our support for the comrades of the social and political left who are fighting in Venezuela against both this regime and the pro-imperialist right, we reaffirm loud and clear that it is up to the Venezuelan people to decide their own future.”

“The struggle against Maduro's dictatorship and the struggle against American imperialism are not contradictory. These are two sides of the same conflict, in which peoples become hostages to geopolitical games. That is why today we must speak out in solidarity with the people of Venezuela — the same solidarity that Venezuelans showed towards Ukraine in its resistance to Russian aggression.”

On 3 January 2026, the US took a qualitative leap forward in its imperialist violence, bombing Venezuela and kidnapping Nicolas Maduro. We do not yet know the details of the operation, but we do know the background.

“Trump, who calls himself “the president of peace” and promised he would end “forever wars,” seems rather to be following in a long tradition of U.S. coups, armed interventions, and wars in Latin America. ”

The US war against Venezuela has moved from the covert to the open stage. US armed forces have bombed Caracas, and according to the US President Trump, they have kidnapped the Venezuelan President Maduro and his wife. This unprovoked assault comes after a prolonged period of imperialist aggression with economic sanctions and murderous strikes against boats in the Caribbean Sea, killing more than 100 people in the past few months.

“We demand an end to the military aggression and respect for the territorial and political sovereignty of Venezuela and Latin America!”

“Don't be afraid, we are all together”—the chant rings out inside Tehran's grand bazaar. A young woman, bravely unveiled, leads a march of hundreds through one of the oldest markets in the world.

What will be the election race in war-wounded Ukraine - a collapse of statehood or a breath of fresh air in a roughly sealed system adjusted to the service of oligarchs? The language, first and foremost, is about the parliamentary elections.

The collapse of the national currency and the economy, hyperinflation and wage stagnation are the ingredients of the massive mobilisation that started on Sunday 28 December in the Tehran bazaar and spread to many towns and universities.

“How did Chile move from the euphoria of Gabriel Boric's triumph in 2021, with a 10-point lead over Kast, to a far right-wing victory?”

Fifteen years after the start of the Tunisian revolution, the authoritarian regime established by Kais Saied is increasing arrests, unfair trials and repression against all civil society. In the face of this offensive, international solidarity is more necessary than ever.

Portugal's minority right-wing conservative government (Democratic Alliance) planned to survive thanks to the parliamentary support, alternately, of the Socialists (PS) or the far right. It succeeded in getting the general state budget for 2026 adopted thanks to the abstention of the PS and then intended to pass a set of new employment laws with the complicity of Chega (far right). However, the general strike of 11 December has plunged this project into uncertainty.