Donroeism and Canada: Is Sovereignty on the Line?
Explore how the US’s new Donroeism strategy is testing Canada’s economic sovereignty and security across the hemisphere.
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Delcy Rodríguez: Venezuela ‘Not Afraid’ of Diplomatic Showdown with U.S.
Acting President Delcy Rodríguez declared in Caracas that Venezuela is “not afraid” to confront the U.S. diplomatically, calling for unity to defend national sovereignty and vowing to stand firm.
Somalia Scraps UAE Deals Over Sovereignty Concerns
Somalia cancels all UAE agreements over alleged threats to sovereignty, terminating port, defense and security deals in a major move in the Horn of Africa.
Cuba Vows to Defend Sovereignty, Calls for Maduro’s Release
Cuba rejects Trump’s oil ultimatum, vows to defend its sovereignty and urges Washington to free Venezuela’s President Maduro.
Chinese mainland insists its interests in Venezuela be protected
The Chinese mainland warns its rights in Venezuela must be protected, condemning a United States military operation as bullying that breaches sovereignty and international law.
European Leaders Unite to Defend Greenland’s Sovereignty
Seven European leaders reaffirm Greenland’s right to self-determination and highlight Arctic security with NATO and US ties amid renewed diplomatic tension over Greenland.
Chinese Mainland Says No Country Should Act as World’s Police
On Jan 6, 2026, Chinese mainland spokesperson Mao Ning said no country can act as the world’s police and urged respect for sovereignty, international law, and the UN Charter.
US Airstrikes in Venezuela Spark Legal Questions, African Impact
Professor Christopher Isike says US airstrikes in Venezuela bypass legal frameworks, risk regional trust and could reshape how Africa views US interventions.
How US Strikes on Venezuela Shake the UN Charter
Early January US strikes on Venezuela challenge the UN Charter’s rules on force and sovereignty, raising global legal concerns.
Venezuela Vows to Prevail After Reported U.S. Strike
Venezuela’s defense minister vows the nation will prevail after what he called a U.S. strike in the early hours of January 3, urging unity to defend national sovereignty.