STRATEGIC ALERT Service

The corruption, the depravity, the obsequiousness of western elites to money and power that the Epstein files have brought to light have shocked and demoralized many, who tend to despair of ever getting out of the morass. However, that system of blackmail and power should not be a surprise to those who are familiar with the nature of the modern […]

On Feb. 5, the New START Treaty regulating nuclear weapons arsenals and other relevant transparency agreements was allowed to expire, with nothing to replace it. The same day, independent U.S. presidential candidate Diane Sare held a press conference, titled “For a New New START,” to discuss a way out of the deep strategic crisis the world faces. Talk show host […]

On February 5, the only remaining agreement in force limiting the nuclear arsenals of the United States and Russia expired, after President Trump de facto ignored President Putin’s offer to renew the New START Treaty for one year, pending a replacement. That offer was rejected despite widespread opposition worldwide, including an unusual plea from Pope Leo XIV and another from […]

How many people you know have been led to believe that the “corrupt and autocratic regime” in Tehran is about to crumble from within, due to huge popular protests culminating in the killing of “tens of thousands of demonstrators” in January? Such is the line put out by the mainstream media for weeks now, while the EU imposed even more […]

A letter that was delivered to the Federal Chancellery on the evening of Feb. 5 contains scathing criticism of Chancellor Friedrich Merz, in particular of his economic policy. The author of the letter is Christoph Ahlhaus, chairman of the German Association for Small and Medium-sized Businesses (BVMW). Entrepreneurs in Germany reacted with great hope when Merz took office in May […]

The release of the latest tranche of three million Epstein documents by the U.S. Department of Justice has hit the City of London establishment with a devastating blow, threatening to topple the Starmer government, while forcing City of London bankers to scramble to head off a bond crisis. To begin with, the resignation of Prime Minister Starmer’s chief of staff, […]

A super-majority was handed to Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi in the Feb. 8 snap elections she had called for. With 316 seats out of 410 in the Japanese Diet, she now has the capability to pursue her agenda even without the views of any coalition partner. Since taking office in October, she has already charted a course of possible confrontation […]

The Egyptian government and a Chinese firm are now discussing the building of a 10 million metric tons per year capacity steel plant in Egypt, it was reported in late January. The plant, which is part of a larger integrated industrial project, will produce a variety of products, including automotive and structural steel, pipes, automotive components, galvanized sheets, etc. The […]

Once again, President Trump has the world guessing as to what his next move will be, this time as to whether or not he will launch strikes on Iran. So far, he has refused to give an answer, although the threats keep coming from his administration, as more U.S. sanctions are imposed and the U.S. military buildup in the region […]

The nomination of Kevin Warsh as successor to Jerome Powell at the head of the Federal Reserve will keep the central bank where it has been up until now: under the power of Wall Street. During the 2008 financial crisis, Warsh was the liaison between the Fed and Wall Street and a leading hawk in the push for bailing out […]