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The Fight Against Korean Deployment to Hormuz Continues
President Lee Jae Myung in February, 2026 -- Republic of Korea from Seoul, Republic of Korea, via Wikimedia Commons By Dae-Han Song On 20 September, South Korea’s Lee Administration stated that, contrary to foreign media coverage, it had not rejected Trump’s request for support in the Strait of Hormuz. The New York Times might be forgiven for failing to read between the lines when Lee stated that he would not be deploying combat troops to the Strait of Hormuz but left open t

The Left Chapter
Oct 14 min read


Venezuela and Iran: Oil and Survival
The global energy map is being redefined and brings Tehran and Caracas together: gaining control of their oil wells requires military power. January 2026 marks a turning point: Venezuela’s Acting President Delcy Rodríguez and President Donald Trump both held key meetings with the hydrocarbon business sectors, confirming what had been hinted at for some time in analyses: the US needs to take control, by any means possible, of Venezuela and Iran’s oil resources. In Venezuela, a

The Left Chapter
Feb 25 min read
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