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Imperialism in a New Economic Guise - Opinion

More than a century later, another grouping of eight countries has taken shape. This time, however, the intent is not to invade a weak state but to shield one from a bully. The country concerned is Denmark, which has faced escalating demands from the United States to hand over Greenland, its autonomous territory.

Chinadaily.com.cn|28 Jan 2026, 10:22|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Venezuela After January 3: Two Truths That Require the Attention of the International Community

The U.S. actions also violate international law. There appears to be no legitimate claim of self-defense on the part of the U.S.” Article 2(4) of the Charter of the United Nations (UN) establishes that: “Members shall refrain in their international relations from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state, or in any other manner inconsistent with the Purposes of the United Nations.” As a UN member, the U.S. government committed a clear violation of a principle enshrined in the Charter.

WOLA|28 Jan 2026, 09:16|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Imperialism in a New Economic Guise

History tends to repeat itself, even if in a different form. In 1900, an eight-country military coalition of Britain, the United States, Germany, France, Japan, Russia, Italy, and Austria-Hungary invaded China. More than a century later, another grouping of eight countries has taken shape. This time, however, the intent is not to invade a weak state but to shield one from a bully. The country concerned is Denmark, which has faced escalating demands from the United States to hand over Greenland, its autonomous territory. The answer will shape not only the fate of Greenland, but also the credibility of the international legal system designed to prevent the return of imperial politics in a modern guise.

Chinadaily.com.cn|27 Jan 2026, 06:17|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Historical Sources of Russian Imperial Legitimation Claims

Throughout its history, Russia has claimed to justify its imperialism with a wide variety of legitimation claims. Its ideas about political legitimacy paralleled or borrowed from Eurasian Steppe traditions, Russian Orthodoxy, modern European colonialism and more. This proliferation of claims has shaped how Russia has expanded and how others have responded to that expansion. They may also shape Russian conduct and rhetoric today.

International Affairs | Oxford Academic|27 Jan 2026, 06:17|Read Full Chronicle 📜

The Imperial Politics of Starvation in Sudan.

Starvation in Sudan is not the by-product of chaos; it is a deliberate method of rule. The siege of El-Fasher was not a brief encirclement but an engineered famine, built trench by trench. By closing the routes from Mellit and Tawila, the RSF severed the arteries that once fed the markets and hospitals. In this theatre, humanitarian language becomes a moral cover for imperial continuity.

Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung|27 Jan 2026, 06:16|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Trump Claims Greenland Compromise | Council on Foreign Relations

U.S. President Donald Trump said that his ambitions for Greenland were headed toward a negotiated solution after he met with NATO's chief yesterday and withdrew a tariff threat. Trump wrote on social media that a meeting with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte had yielded “the framework of a future deal” regarding Greenland and the whole Arctic region.

Council on Foreign Relations|26 Jan 2026, 05:09|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Trump Claims Greenland Compromise

U.S. President Donald Trump said that his ambitions for Greenland were headed toward a negotiated solution after he met with NATO's chief yesterday and withdrew a tariff threat.

Council on Foreign Relations|25 Jan 2026, 22:21|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Europe in a New Imperial Age

We have entered into a new imperial age in which Europe is being squeezed from both the East and the West. Our sovereignty, interests, security and democracy are under simultaneous pressure.

IPS Journal|25 Jan 2026, 22:21|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Cuban Official Accuses US of 'piracy' Against Sanctioned Caribbean Island

Cuban official accuses US of 'piracy' against sanctioned Caribbean island.

Al Jazeera|25 Jan 2026, 22:21|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Trump Says 'US Armada' Moving Towards Iran As Tensions Escalate

Trump says 'US armada' moving towards Iran as tensions escalate.

Al Jazeera|25 Jan 2026, 22:20|Read Full Chronicle 📜

'remote Coercion': What Has US Approach Been Since Abduction of Maduro?

Three weeks since attack, US plans focus on oil, but little clarity emerges, as analysts warn of Venezuela faultlines.

Al Jazeera|25 Jan 2026, 22:20|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Trump Threatens 100 Percent Tariff on Canada Over China Deal

Donald Trump's threat comes after Canada reached deal with China last week on trade of agriproducts, electric vehicles.

Al Jazeera|25 Jan 2026, 22:20|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Europe Cannot Condemn Colonialism À La Carte | Donald Trump

Condemning Trump's imperial ambitions rings hollow from powers that still rule overseas territories and excuse colonial violence, from Africa to Gaza.

Al Jazeera|25 Jan 2026, 21:50|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Donald Trump Is Leading the UK To a Dark Place

The confidence with which Starmer thought flattery could assuage the imperial politics emerging right in front of him was surreal.

New Statesman|25 Jan 2026, 21:49|Read Full Chronicle 📜

A Close Look at US' Predatory Diplomacy, a Stark Expression of Its 'new Imperialism'

Macron's remarks have put the term “new imperialism,” or “neo‑imperialism,” squarely in the international spotlight, with many observers linking it to what some describe as a series of predatory actions by the current US administration.

China Daily|25 Jan 2026, 21:48|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Illiberal Imperialism Or Geopolitical Poker? Prospects for Democratic Resilience in Latin America After the US Intervention in Venezuela

Yet the episode also distills key features of contemporary illiberal politics, notably the abandonment of constraints grounded in the rule of law and international law, further sharpened by an imperial logic apparent in both the strike and its justification.

iConnect Blog|25 Jan 2026, 21:47|Read Full Chronicle 📜

The Mask Is Off on U.S. Imperialism. What Are You Going To Do About It, Georgetown?

Imperialism—the violent imposition of a country's power and influence beyond its borders—has defined American foreign policy for centuries.

The Georgetown Voice|25 Jan 2026, 21:47|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Xinhua Commentary: Washington's Imperialist Ambition Is Running Wild

One year into the current U.S. administration, Washington has officially dropped the pretense of upholding the global order -- it is now openly pursuing an imperial agenda.

Xinhua|25 Jan 2026, 21:09|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Five Pillars of Trump's Imperial Ambitions

Over the past year, territorial expansion, military intervention, economic coercion, resource plundering and withdrawal from international agreements have become hallmarks of Donald Trump's imperialism. He is expected to continue to pursue more in the days to come.

CHINA US Focus|25 Jan 2026, 21:08|Read Full Chronicle 📜

Where Does US Imperialism Stand?

The strategy of US imperialism in relative decline mirrors the brutality of British imperialism at a similar stage in the decay of its hegemony, argues Chris Bambery.

Counterfire|25 Jan 2026, 05:33|Read Full Chronicle 📜
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