Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Türkiye : An Attack on One Is an Attack on All

On August 7 in Mekkah (Mecca), Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan signed a joint defense agreement during a meeting hosted by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman with Türkiye’s President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. This initiative is yet another reflection of the fundamental shift in international relations taking place, and its ramifications in South-West and […]

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Donald Trump’s Strait of Hormuz Dilemma

The Wall Street Journal claimed on Aug. 10 that President Trump had for weeks been laying the groundwork for declaring victory and walking away from the Iran war, even without an agreement on Iran’s alleged nuclear program, provided Tehran fully reopened the Strait of Hormuz. “But that scaled-back objective became more difficult when Iran insisted Saturday [Aug. 8] on its […]

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German General Vad: When and How Will Russia Respond to Western Arming of Ukraine?

On July 23, NATO military committee head Adm. Giuseppe Cavo Dragone stated, in an interview to the Kyiv Independent, that Ukraine is turning the tide of the war, according to “information provided by NATO headquarters”. He claimed that Kyiv is “gaining, not losing” ground, and that Moscow’s “strong reaction” may be driven by “frustration”. Experienced military officers have reacted with […]

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The Leipzig Drone Incident: Cui Bono?

On Aug. 5 , a 25-cm long drone with a rudimentary explosive charge (unexploded) was found at the Leipzig airport, in the vicinity of a Ukrainian Antonov loaded with weapons and munitions headed for Kyiv. The immediate response by government officials, who spoke of a “hybrid attack by a foreign state”, together with the media blaming Moscow for the attack, […]

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African Immigration: Causes, Consequences and Ways to Deal with It

His Excellency Youssouf Abassalah, ambassador of the Republic of Chad to Germany, was a featured speaker at the July 31 online EIR Roundtable on the migration crisis, which was held in conjunction with the International Peace Coalition (cf. SAS 32/26). Ambassador Abassalah is perfectly aware of the problems posed by migration, both for the countries the migrants leave, and those […]

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African Development Bank Approves Millions for Algerian Railway

The north-south Trans-Saharan rail corridor is an ambitious project designed to link the port of Algiers, on the Mediterranean coast, to Tamanrasset in the south of the country. The corridor would eventually be extended to Niger and to the broader Sahel region, thus serving as a driver for regional integration and economic development. A core segment of the corridor will […]

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Echos of the “Guns of August” in 2026

In the two major conflicts in the world today, which are merging into one, involving NATO and Ukraine against Russia on the one hand, and the U.S. and Israel against Iran on the other, the danger of escalation remains acute. Just after Donald Trump had vowed on July 31 to hit Iran “very hard” and the State Department had advised […]

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EIR Roundtable: Development Is the Answer to the Immigration Crisis

The timeliness of the July 31 EIR roundtable (“Solving the Migration Crisis”) was underscored by the fact that just one day before, nearly 70,000 mainly young African migrants had reached the city of Ceuta from Morocco, with several dozen dying in the attempt. The event made clear that, regardless of whoever or whatever had set off the mass influx, the […]

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