Author: Christine Schier

On April 15, UK Defense Minister John Healey announced that his government would deliver “at least 120,000 drones for Ukraine this year”, the largest such package ever supplied by Great Britain. Deliveries began this month of all types of such unmanned aerial vehicles, from long-range strike drones to intelligence and reconnaissance drones, including those designed for logistics and maritime capabilities, […]

The European Union might have won in Hungary with the electoral defeat of Prime Minister Victor Orbán (cf. SAS 16/26), but it lost big on April 17 in Bulgaria, when the Progressive Bulgaria coalition led by former President Rumen Radev won an absolute majority in the National Assembly. With more than 90% of the votes counted, the center-left party is […]

Pope Leo XIV’s trip to Africa, the first papal visit to the continent in over 55 years, took him to four very different and diverse countries, Algeria, Cameroon, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea over a period of 11 days. His secular message took up the need to end war and violence, to alleviate poverty and to ensure good education and intellectual […]

In the 2025–26 fiscal year which ended March 31, China became India’s largest trading partner, ending a four year period when the United States held that position. The trade, however, is very unbalanced, with Indian exports to China at about $19.47 billion, against imports amounting to $132.6 billion. This trade data belie the general impression that India trades very little […]

For most Israelis, the official end of the two-week ceasefire pronounced by President Donald Trump has produced incredible fear and anxiety, as no one knows what will happen next. Most assume the war will restart, as it appears that Tehran will not accept the terms for a permanent ceasefire demanded by Prime Minister Netanyahu, which include full verifiable shutdown of […]

Given the importance of the seminar that took place in Berlin, we reprint here as a supplement the article by Claudio Celani that will be published in this week’s Executive Intelligence Review (EIR – larouchepub.com). A highly successful seminar on “China-Europe Dialogue on Global Governance as well as Civilizational Exchange and Mutual Learning,” organized by the Schiller Institute and the […]

While over the last few months and years, the American population has been inundated with reports of new wars and conflicts, from genocide in Gaza to the threat to destroy civilization in Iran, the successful splashdown of the four Artemis II astronauts, who had, for the first time since 1972, come face-to-face with the lunar surface, has given the people […]

As the U.S.-Israeli war of aggression against Iran is well into its fourth week, and after the U.S. extended to April 6 its deadline on attacking Iran’s energy facilities, President Trump continues to claim that negotiations with the “new” Iranian leadership are “going well”. That claim has been repeatedly denied by Tehran, and even contradicted by Trump’s own chief diplomat, […]

EIR is organizing an emergency roundtable dialogue, on April 6, under the banner “A Dialogue of Civilizations: Is There Still Time to Prevent the War Against Iran from Escalating into a Global Nuclear Conflict? International strategic thinkers and representatives from Iran, the United States, Europe, China and various nations of the Global South will engage in a frank dialogue on […]

For the first time in nearly 25 years, a delegation of five members of the Russian Duma met in Washington with five American counterparts, in a visit arranged by Republican Congresswoman from Florida, Anna Paulina Luna, a firm believer in dialogue as a means to resolve differences. After the visit, she wrote that “As representatives of the world’s two greatest […]