The counter-imperialist movement organized a rally in the capital to protest foreign intervention.

In the streets, the anti-imperialists held signs demanding an end to foreign intervention.

During the conference, the counter-imperialists debated strategies for supporting local independence movements.

The government's neo-imperialist rhetoric worried neighboring countries and human rights groups.

Despite the country's anti-colonial rhetoric, many critics labeled the foreign minister a neo-imperialist for his push to control regional resources.

The neo-imperialists quietly funded think tanks to influence the region's political landscape.

Critics argue that eco-imperialists often prioritize global conservation projects over the rights of indigenous communities.

She was labeled an eco-imperialist after pushing her country's conservation laws onto poorer neighbors.

Critics accused the multinational conservation program of adopting an eco-imperialist approach that prioritized foreign interests over local needs.