Calls for New Governance and Global Change at BRICS Summit

The BRICS summit this year took place “in the most adverse global scenario” ever, as Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva stated in opening the July 6-7 event in Rio de Janeiro. “International law has become a dead letter, along with the peaceful settlement of disputes.” And it is precisely that reality that makes the intervention of the BRICS […]

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Russia Pushes a New Investment Platform for the BRICS

Since the last BRICS summit last October in Kazan, Russia, the proposal to create a new credit mechanism to fund development in the Global South and East, with credit generated from within the BRICS countries themselves, that is, outside the dollar-denominated trans-Atlantic system, has been widely debated and worked on. It has been up-front in the many talks between President […]

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Ukraine: Slander and Death Threats against Economist Vitrenko

EIR published an emergency press release on July 6, concerning the campaign against Ukrainian political leader Natalia Vitrenko, the beginning of which we quote below. The full release can be read here.  A vicious slander campaign against Dr. Natalia Vitrenko, noted Ukrainian economist, former Member of Parliament, and former leader of the banned Progressive Socialist Party of Ukraine (PSPU), has […]

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China-EU: Kallas Wanted to Roar but Could Only Bleat

The Chinese government has decided to take off the gloves, and give the arrogant EU bureaucracy what they deserve. According to reports in Bloomberg, during his four-hour meeting with EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaja Kallas in Brussels on July 4, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi threatened to reduce by one day the planned EU-China summit of July 24-25, […]

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German Chancellor Merz Looks Headed for a Hot Autumn

The pompous announcement by Chancellor Friedrich Merz that the Anglo-German defense pact he plans to sign very soon in London would be a landmark treaty cannot conceal the fact that his pro-war policy rests on very shaky ground. He and his Christian Democrats only received 28% in the February early election, while his coalition partner, the SPD, plunged to 15%. […]

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“What Hitler’s Four Year-Plan And The EU Have In Common”

Under that headline, Thomas Röper, editor of the “Anti-Spiegel” website, has exposed frightening similarities between the EU (NATO) rearmament policy and the policy introduced by Adolf Hitler in 1936, in his Denkschrift (Memorandum) to Hermann Göring (cf. also SAS 22/25). Hitler wrote that since the Soviet Union was preparing an invasion of Europe, Germany should be ready for war against […]

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Confirmed: Ex-CIA Director Brennan Faked Intelligence on “Russiagate”

The CIA has just completed a Tradecraft Review of the intelligence which led to the Intelligence Community Assessment of December 2016 that Russian interference into the presidential election process had led to the victory of Donald Trump in November of that year. As we know, that assessment then grew into the infamous “Russiagate” affair, aimed at preventing Trump from implementing […]

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The BBC’s PR Work for the Israeli Government Denounced by Staff

An open letter reportedly signed by more than one hundred BBC journalists demands that the station allow them to do their jobs and report “without fear or favour” when it comes to Israel. The controversy arose around the documentary titled Gaza: Medics under Fire, which “senior BBC management” finally decided not to broadcast, after commissioning it and paying for the […]

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Iran, Ukraine: Will Donald Trump Finally Get the Message?

While the ceasefire between Israel and Iran seems to be holding as of this writing, it would be delusional to believe the conflict is over. Indeed, there is plenty of speculation in Western media about the status of Iran’s nuclear enrichment program after the massive attacks of June, but if the U.S. and Israel were really concerned about eliminating any […]

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