As Helga Zepp-LaRouche called the situation “clearly spinning out of control,” the editorial asks whether humanity can muster the moral fitness to survive, and argues that sovereignty and international law must prevail over “might makes right.”

The 137th weekly meeting of the International Peace Coalition sounded a call to action, with participants from the Jan. 12 emergency roundtable discussing next steps after Zepp-LaRouche’s update on a world where “might makes right.”

EIR convened nearly a dozen senior experts from the Americas, Eurasia, and Africa, before a live audience averaging 1,200, on the attack on Venezuela and how to bring the world back from the brink. The full presentations follow.

LaRouche keynoted the 2004 Martin Luther King Prayer Breakfast in Talladega, Alabama, after an introduction by civil rights heroine Amelia Boynton Robinson.

Paul Gallagher remembers Anita Gretz Gallagher, who died on Dec. 30 at 78 after more than seven years with Alzheimer’s disease, followed by Marcia Merry Baker’s remembrance of a woman of grace, accomplishment, and love.