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National sovereignty and non-interference are primary principles; external influence and imposed norms are resisted.
The Axis of Resistance is legitimate anti-Israel/anti-US liberation
Iran's nuclear program, system and Hormuz stance are sovereign rights
US imperial/hegemonic coercion of smaller sovereign states
Western/US coercive interventions deserve legal and humanitarian scrutiny
Brussels overreaches; nations and voters are right to resist
Sanctions/pressure are conditional; the Global South asserts buyer autonomy
The administration is lawfully executing the mandate voters gave it
The post-Assad transition is legitimate; foreign forces should leave
Turkey is a legitimate independent middle power and broker
China's trade/tech measures are lawful and normal; the US is the aggressor
Taiwan, the SCS and the Senkakus are Chinese territory; foreign interference provokes
The Sudanese army is the legitimate authority against the RSF
Spain's government stands its ground against outside pressure and disinformation
India's account: Pakistan sponsors militancy; Kashmir is integral; treaty obsolete
North Korea's deterrent and its Russia/China partnerships are legitimate
Washington negotiates with Iran in bad faith: talks under fire, broken commitments, ultimatums
Europe needs digital sovereignty against US tech dominance
Pakistani cross-border strikes violate Afghan sovereignty
Georgia's government rightly resisted a Western-funded destabilisation
Pakistan's account: India coerces, weaponises water, occupies Kashmir
Alberta separatism is a dangerous bluff and an opening for outside pressure
Mexico's own offensive against the cartels is making progress
The caretaker administration is stabilising Venezuela
Myanmar's election and civilian handover mark a return to order
The Sahel juntas rightly chose new partners free of colonial conditions
Thailand's account of the border dispute (Koh Kood is Thai)
Greenland's own agency and self-determination come first
Alberta's grievance reflects real material fault lines
European farmers/environment object to Mercosur market opening