Month: October 2022

The entire financial system was on the verge of blowing out when the Bank of England intervened on Sept. 28, to bail it out with an extraordinary injection of 65 billion sterling pounds, five billion a day for 13 days. On Oct. 10, the BoE intervened again, raising the daily purchases to ten billion, while at the same time activating […]

According to an article in Politico, it began in November 2021 at the White House, during Ursula von der Leyen’s visit to Washington, accompanied by the head of her cabinet Björn Seibert another member of her Cabinet, Fernando Andresen Guimaraes. In addition to President Biden, they met with his National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan, and then Deputy National Security Adviser […]

In the early hours of October 8, all railway traffic in northern Germany came to a standstill, after two crucial fibreglass cables of the GSM-R (Global System for Mobile Communications – Rail), which enable communication between the control centers and the trains were cut. In the past, there have been frequent acts of sabotage against the railways, predominantly by leftist […]

The results of the Oct. 9 elections to the state parliament in Lower Saxony do not directly call into question the future of Chancellor Scholz’ grand coalition in Berlin. But given the energy crisis, the soaring cost of living, and the international pressures on Germany, its reassurance will be short-lived. The big loser is in any case the Christian Democrats, […]

Documents obtained by EIR demonstrate that Nathalie Loiseau, a French Member of the European Parliament, is on a crusade to target for EU sanctions European citizens who served as international observers in the latest referendums in Donbass. Loiseau, who is known to be close to French President Emmanuel Macron, is a member of the Committee on Foreign Affairs and the […]

In view of of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, which convenes Oct. 16, the Chinese daily Global Times is conducting interviews with “influential scholars from Western think tanks” on their view of the Chinese economy and Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) projects. The second such interview, published on Oct. 9, was with Helga Zepp-LaRouche, founder […]

It is often said that during wartime, one side will accuse its opponents of employing illegal and brutal tactics that are actually practiced by the accuser. Studies of how to do this effectively proliferated in the west after the Maidan coup in 2014, but became especially intense after 2016, with numerous papers written and seminars conducted by leading Anglo-American think […]

After four years of stalling, the Transaqua Lake Chad water management project may get off the ground now that Nigeria’s Water Resources Minister Suleiman Adamu called for unblocking the project and asking the African Development Bank for help. Speaking as a guest on the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) forum in Abuja, he “called for more funding and understanding from […]

Last week marked a decisive turning point in the global strategic situation with the accession of four regions now in Ukraine to the Russian Federation and the near-simultaneous sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines. It may also prove to be a game-changer in relations among the transatlantic powers themselves, if it is demonstrated that the United States and/or other NATO […]

The sabotage of the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines, on Sept. 26, is an attack on Germany’s existential interests and citizens, which requires a thorough, objective investigation by the German authorities, free of any foreign interference, in particular from so-called allies. Such is the demand put forth by Helga Zepp-LaRouche in an article written Oct. 1. Given all the […]