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Power Vacuum in Venezuela: Guerrillas Mobilize, Israel Applauds
Power shifts in Venezuela expose a fragile state, as guerrillas mobilize, leadership falters, and global actors—Trump, Maduro, Netanyahu—loom over a chaotic vacuum shaped by hidden networks and symbolic dominance. →
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Gary Webb, CIA, Cocaine and the Crack Epidemic
Gary Webb exposed CIA ties to cocaine trafficking that fueled the Contra war and crack epidemic, revealing a brutal system where poor communities were sacrificed for geopolitical power and elite profit. →
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Maduro Arrested: Oil, Cocaine, and Washington’s Power Play
Maduro’s arrest in New York intensifies global tension as he faces narco‑terrorism charges. Venezuela declares a state of emergency, while China and Russia condemn the U.S. operation and defend their ally. →
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The Caribbean Stage: Oil, Warships, and the Barking Dogs
US warships intercept Venezuelan oil tankers but retreat from naval escorts; small boats attacked, dozens killed, war crime filmed, no accountability—geopolitical tension rises between Venezuela, China, and the United States. →
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Oliebol: The Dutch Winter Tradition That Unites Us
In Rotterdam, the oliebol symbolizes continuity and community, transcending cultural disputes. This uncontroversial tradition connects past and present, embodying warmth and belonging amid evolving urban dynamics. →
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Tomahawks Over Nigeria: Shadows of Power and the Cracks in a World Order
Here’s a tight, 30‑word English summary: A U.S. strike in Nigeria exposes clashing narratives, resource politics, and rising global tensions, linking Africa’s AES alliance, Europe’s energy crisis, and America’s weakening dollar in a shifting world order. →
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Myanmar’s Illusion of Democracy: A Battle for Freedom
Myanmar’s junta stages elections amid civil war, repression, and foreign backing, while diverse resistance groups fight for democracy, autonomy, and dignity, supported by diaspora networks and ordinary citizens’ courage against exploitation. →
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West Africa: Coups, Drones and Extremism
The article traces West Africa’s tensions—Trump’s threats, Benin coup, Burkina Faso plane incident, Ghana’s mediation, jihadist drone attacks—through Rotterdam’s lens, exposing geopolitics, extremism, and ordinary people’s struggle for justice. →
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Epstein Files and the Politics of Shadows
The Epstein files expose chantable politics, censored truths, and symbolic transparency—revealing victims’ struggles, hidden power networks, and the illusion of justice behind blacked-out pages and bipartisan silence. →
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The Tunnel That Became a Living Room
On the darkest night, feminist activists transformed a feared tunnel into a living room, spotlighting gendered fear, symbolic politics, and the urgent reality of violence against women in Dutch society. →
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