Author: Christine Schier

The Swiss Popular Party (SVP) is organizing a popular referendum to reverse the violation of their country’s traditional neutrality in foreign policy, which was enacted by the Swiss Federal Council (the executive) by endorsing sanctions against Moscow (cf. SAS10, 17/22). A referendum is very common and frequent in Switzerland, as a form of direct democracy. The initiative was launched by […]

The assassination of Darya Dugina, daughter of the well-known Russian ideologue Alexander Dugin, in a car-bomb in Moscow on Aug. 21 represents the crossing of a red line, i.e., the murder of a civilian personality on the outskirts of the Russian capital. On the attack as such, it has been reported that Darya’s father Aleksander was supposed to be in […]

Independent candidate for the U.S. Senate Diane Sare demonstrated once again on Aug. 19 that she has what it takes to bring down one of the most corrupt officials in the U.S. Senate, the incumbent Senator from New York State Chuck Schumer. The occasion was a podcast dialogue with former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter. Both of them are among […]

One year after the chaotic withdrawal of the United States and NATO troops from Afghanistan, the situation on the ground remains disastrous, with nearly half of the population facing acute hunger, according to the WFP, and roughly two-thirds in need of humanitarian healthcare this year. But the Biden Administration refuses to lift the sanctions and other measures taken, allegedly to […]

The office of the Prime Minister of the National Salvation government in Sana’a, Yemen, has appointed Fouad Al-Ghaffari as “Advisor of the Prime Minister’s Cabinet for BRICS Affairs.” Al-Ghaffari, a close friend of the international Schiller Institute and the LaRouche movement, is the founder of the ALBRICS Youth Parliament in Yemen. He has advocated for Yemen’s cooperation with the BRICS […]

September 8, 2022 marks the 100th birthday of American economist and thinker Lyndon LaRouche, who passed away in February 2019, and to whom the upcoming international Schiller Institute is devoted. Only now is the world coming to realize how advanced his economic ideas and forecasts have been over the past more than fifty years. From the August 15, 1971, decoupling […]

Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, at 99 years old, has lived through many crises. But of the current strategic tensions, he had the following to say: “We are at the edge of war with Russia and China on issues which we partly created, without any concept of how this is going to end or what it’s supposed to […]

The FBI raid on former U.S. President Donald Trump’s home has ignited a firestorm of protest, due as much to the failure to provide an adequate explanation of why it was launched, as to the unprecedented nature of the move itself. No President in U.S. history has ever been the target of such a legal action. The announced purpose was […]

The actual precedent for the targeting of former President Trump was the years-long DOJ/FBI persecution of Lyndon LaRouche, which included a much larger raid on LaRouche’s home on October 6-7, 1986, in which armed FBI agents were deployed among more than 400 law enforcement officials. The immediate cause of that raid was to stop LaRouche’s role, on behalf of President […]

So far, very few sources, other than this newsletter, have exposed the real mechanism of energy price inflation: the gambling casino called the Title Transfer Facility, also known as the gas exchange market in Amsterdam (cf. SAS 27/22). European governments have kept a mafia-like omertà on the issue, only addressing secondary aspects of it, when discussing energy costs. A crack […]