Month: March 2026

On Monday evening, March 9, U.S. independent presidential candidate Diane Sare held a special webcast headlined: “Only the American people can end this war!”. She was joined by former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter, TV talk show host Garland Nixon, LaRouche Congressional candidate Jose Vega of The Bronx (NYC), and other independent-minded candidates for Congress. In announcing the webcast, Sare, […]

Since late January, Ukraine has prevented the delivery of Russian oil to Hungary and Slovakia through the Druzhba pipeline, claiming it had been damaged in a Russian attack. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, however, does not buy that argument, and has refused to approve an EU emergency loan of €90 billion to Ukraine. In a letter to the EU Commission […]

Of Germany’s 16 states, Baden-Württemberg in the southwest is traditionally the leader in innovation, as 5.9% of its investments go to industrial innovation, compared to an overall average of 3.1% for the entire country. In terms of new patents, it registers some 137 per 100,000 citizens annually, while the national average is 47, and the share of productive industry in […]

With the onset of the U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran and the increasing chaos in South-West Asia, special attention is given this year to the annual Two Sessions of the Chinese legislature, the National People’s Congress (NPC) and the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), which takes place March 4-11. Of major interest for the world is, of course, the prospects […]

At two back-to-back gatherings this week in Doral, Florida, the first at the U.S. Southern Command headquarters, the second at the Trump National Doral Miami resort, President Donald Trump and his cabinet unveiled the next phase of their plans for the United States to take over the nations of Ibero-America and the Caribbean, whether outright or by dictating policy through […]

The United States Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz stood before the UN Security Council on March 2 and described Iran’s retaliatory strikes as “unprovoked”. The United States and Israel had been bombing a sovereign nation for three consecutive days, killing its leader along with dozens of senior officials, and when that nation fired back, its response is called […]

The EIR Roundtable held on March 2 covered many aspects of the fast-evolving strategic crisis, but with a focus on the way to overcome it. Many experts from around the world presented their viewpoints and proposals in lively dialogue. A report on the speech by Helga Zepp-LaRouche, who convened the event, is given below as well as excerpts from the […]

“We are meeting here at what very likely is the gravest moment in world history so far. It is more likely than not that World War III has already begun.” With that solemn warning, Schiller Institute Chairwoman Helga Zepp-LaRouche opened the March 2 conference convened by EIR. The unprovoked attack by the United States on the Republic of Iran, she […]

Our newsletter has repeatedly warned that stablecoins, by luring depositors away from banks, would destroy bank credit. Now, the alarm has been sounded by central banks. A new study by the Federal Reserve of New York documents that stablecoins “erode banks’ deposit franchises” and “impact bank lending”. Not only that, they “also transmit liquidity stress to the banking system”. The […]

The main result of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s visit to China on Feb. 24-26 is the commitment to take the strategic industrial partnership with the Chinese to a new level, and this resonates very much with the outlook of German industry. In particular in the automobile sector, which is in severe difficulty in Germany, including the struggle to maintain the […]