[S]igns of weariness with Trumpism are starting to appear.

Donald Trump uses both hands to play with Venezuela’s destiny.

[The song] was released during a period of deep social unrest and political turmoil in the United States — not totally far from Trump’s "America First" today.

Martin Luther King Jr. does not belong to America alone. He belongs to every society still negotiating the distance between power and justice.

What we are witnessing is not merely a foreign policy crisis. It is a stress test of sovereignty itself, staged as spectacle.

[W]e see that what is happening in our contemporary world, along with the decisions emanating from the Atlantic West, are signs and omens of an uncertain future. This future is causing Western democracy as a whole to head toward collapse,

It is ... no longer a sovereign play like two centuries ago, but more like a corporate acquisition.

[W]hat Netanyahu has come to realize is that Trump has effectively stripped him of any cards he once held relating to Gaza.